noun
- property held under a lease for a specified period
- the right to occupy property under a lease
Usage: legal
Usage: legal
adjective
- held or occupied under a lease
Usage: legal
Examples
- The apartment building is a leasehold property with 99 years remaining.
- She purchased the leasehold interest in the commercial space.
- The leasehold expires in 2050, after which ownership reverts to the landlord.
- Many condominiums are sold as leasehold rather than freehold properties.
- The leasehold agreement includes maintenance responsibilities.
- He owns a leasehold flat in central London.
- The leasehold property was valued lower due to the short remaining term.