Converse of object

• acquire: None of these plans were realized fully until Warner acquired the long leasehold of the building in 1994.

• sell: All flats are sold leasehold with a lease of 125 years.

• buy: A final question - Should I buy a leasehold flat?

• have: A tenant or a small farmer might have a leasehold or a freehold worth several hundred pounds.

• hold: Appointing the Official Custodian for Charities Land Holding Service to hold a leasehold or freehold property.

• include: Back up ^^ 2 We define real estate as property, including leasehold and freehold interest, and its improvements.

Preposition: for

• term: Leasehold for a Term, of which 16 years are unexpired at Michaelmas last.

Adjective modifier

• freehold: The tenure of the property is declared, which will usually be either freehold, leasehold or commonhold.

• long: A long leasehold or share of freehold interest would be offered.

• short: Having only a little money I was interested in the short leaseholds and persuaded my husband to buy several properties.

• small: We are experienced in selling all types of businesses, both large & small, leasehold & freehold.

Modifies a noun

• enfranchisement: Additionally we are able to advise owners on the tax implications arising from leasehold enfranchisement.

• tenure: The Halifax College site to the south of the Heslington West campus has a leasehold tenure.

• valuation: You have the right to challenge the reasonableness of any charges at a leasehold valuation tribunal.

• tribunal: You have the right to challenge the reasonableness of any charges at a leasehold valuation tribunal.

• estate: For the leasehold estates, see below, pp.

• premise: I am passing my leasehold premises to the buyer of my business.

Noun used with modifier

• offering: The Grove is a private retirement scheme built in 1990 offering leasehold flats for people aged 60 and over.

• year: Tip - Look to buy somewhere with over 85 years leasehold Legal This is the legal work required for buying and selling a property.

• nightmare: I've been caught up in one of those nightmare leasehold situations.