Leaseholders in a sentence

These aim to redress issues in the leasehold system, with measures which make it easier for leaseholders to buy a freehold of property, and reducing how much leaseholders have to pay in ground rent.

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland said two of the leases in the refuge had been canceled and refunded at the request of the leaseholders.

Leaseholders have been stung with bills of for defects they had no hand in creating.

Mr. Prabha said dialogues are on with the leaseholders of port land where the promenade would pass, to get that land.

Satisfied tenants and leaseholders in low-cost neighbourhoods, he said, also get protective.

Currently, leaseholders only possess the right to live in their homes for a specific number of years, but the land or building itself remains under the ownership of freeholders.

Currently, there is no cap on the amount freeholders can charge existing leaseholders for "ground rent".

Despite the Building Safety Act coming in from June 2022, the leaseholders were only able to make contact with Stewart Milne Homes in October 2023 before finally being presented with cladding plans last December.

Housing minister Baroness Scott of Bybrook responded that the Government does not believe leaseholders should have to pay marriage value, and abolishing it is about setting right the “inherent injustice of the leasehold system”.

Mr Ford reiterated the firm’s priority is to work with the leaseholders rather than resorting to legal action and would not comment further.

The Hanover was sold by its leaseholders, Indigo Leisure Ltd, to another developer to make way for housing development.

Issues have been raised by leaseholders over the past four years about at least three flats at One West Quay, Canary Wharf, which they claim have been used to host parties after being rented out for short-term stays, breaching leases and planning rules.

The Emu Point farm is the only supplier of WA oysters to the local market and the acquisition would make Harvest Road one of the country's biggest leaseholders for shellfish aquaculture.

Last month leaseholders were billed £22,000 each for the re-cladding.

Many blocks remain untouched because of legal disputes between freeholders and leaseholders over who should pay.

The ruling will be closely watched by thousands of other leaseholders in at least 130 private apartment complexes in England that failed cladding tests after the fatal fire in June.

Leaseholders at the Wharf of the Cashew operate terminals for roll-on/roll-off cargoes, containers, and liquid bulk.

The objectives of landowners and leaseholders influence plans for harvest and subsequent site treatment.

This body consists of people representing the various categories of stakeholders: landholders, leaseholders, owners of buildings, companies and, since recently, all the residents as well.

Voting was limited to officials, property owners, leaseholders, and burghers of incorporated towns.