| Topic: | Re:Re:Town Hall to become a hotel? | |
| Posted by: | Terry Freestone | |
| Date/Time: | 12/07/17 12:14:00 |
| Long leases usually contain provisons to increase ground rent after a number of years-say every 25 years. Also retaing the freehold gives some control (including fortfeiture) but highly dependent on how the lease has been written. Those flats being privately sold could have 125 year (sub)leases but would have the right to extend their (sub)lease under current legislation for another 90 years or up until their landlord's lease expires. Which probably explains why the land leases being sold to developers by the Council) are more than 99 or 125 years. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| Town Hall to become a hotel???? | 12/07/16 15:58:00 | John Murias |
| Re:Town Hall to become a hotel???? | 14/07/16 12:14:00 | Nick Foote |
| Re:Town Hall to become a hotel???? | 19/07/16 15:40:00 | Fred Hunt |
| Re:Town Hall to become a hotel? | 11/07/17 15:39:00 | Fred Hunt |
| Re:Re:Town Hall to become a hotel? | 12/07/17 11:14:00 | Andy Jones |
| Re:Re:Town Hall to become a hotel? | 12/07/17 12:14:00 | Terry Freestone |
| Hundreds of years lease is pointless on a tower block | 12/07/17 22:30:00 | Charlie Murray |