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Leasehold
An asset providing the right to use property under a lease agreement.

Leasehold
The accounting status of assets under operating leases. An operating lease gives the lessee fewer rights to use the assets than a capital lease would; expenses on leaseholds are considered rental expenses. See also: Freehold.

leasehold

A name given to the tenant's rights in real estate after signing a lease.The leasehold estate is classified as a less-than-freehold estate.



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More than 820 leaseholders will get the chance to meet the company's Leasehold Services Team and get any queries they have about the services answered.
The PIQ will contain useful information on structural changes/damage, flood risk, gas and electrical safety, parking and, for leasehold properties, details such as the current service charge.
OFFERING a gross internal area of 19,699 sq ft, this two-bay industrial unit in Aintree Close, Coventry, is for sale with a guide price of pounds 400,000 for the long leasehold interest.
 
 
 
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