noun
US/ˈliːs.hoʊld/
UK/ˈliːs.həʊld/
Property that you rent for a long fixed time, not own forever.
In context
They bought a leasehold flat, so the building will belong to the owner again after ninety years.
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Property that you rent for a long fixed time, not own forever.
They bought a leasehold flat, so the building will belong to the owner again after ninety years.
Short entry. Full notes coming.