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Landed property: freehold or leasehold?

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A typical 99-year terrace house sold since 2021 had about 69 years of lease left

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A typical 99-year terrace house sold since 2021 had about 69 years of lease left

Lease start year at the 25th percentile, median and 75th percentile of 939 sales; years left counted from 2026

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A typical 99-year terrace house sold since 2021 had about 69 years of lease leftLease start year at the 25th percentile, median and 75th percentile of 939 sales; years left counted from 202619902000201020202030204020502060207020802090210021102120213099-year leases of terrace houses sold 2021 to 2026Older lease, 1994: 67 years leftTypical lease, 1996: 69 years leftNewer lease, 2008: 81 years leftOlder lease, 1994: 67 years left: 1994 to 20931994 to 2093Typical lease, 1996: 69 years left: 1996 to 20951996 to 2095Newer lease, 2008: 81 years left: 2008 to 21072008 to 2107Members see the full timeline
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Source: PropInsights calculation from URA transaction records: lease start years of 939 sales of 99-year terrace houses, 2021 Q4 to 2026 Q3. Bars run from lease start to lease end. The transaction table has 939 such sales, with the same three lease start years. Preview only: the full chart, table and CSV are for members. Preview of the first part. The full chart, table and CSV are for members.

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Landed property: freehold or leasehold?
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Landed homes
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Landed property: freehold or leasehold?

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