Lease Extension

A Lease Extension service involves extending the lease of a property, typically a residential property nearing 80 years or end of its lease term.

A Lease Extension service can provide security of tenure for the leaseholder, increase the value of the property, and potentially reduce ground rent.

Anyone who is the leaseholder of a residential property and whose lease is nearing expiration can benefit from a Lease Extension service.

A Lease Extension service involves negotiating with the landlord to extend the lease, either informally or through a formal process. The cost of the lease extension will depend on various factors, such as the length of the lease extension and the current market value of the property.

To book a Lease Extension service, contact our team who will be happy to discuss your requirements and provide you with a quote. We can guide you through the process and handle negotiations with the landlord on your behalf.

Collective Enfranchisement is the legal right of leaseholders of flats to acquire the freehold of the building in which their flat is located, along with any common parts, such as the entrance hallways and staircases.

Any leaseholder of a flat in a building with two or more flats can potentially benefit from Collective Enfranchisement.

The benefits of Collective Enfranchisement include taking control of the management of the building, reducing service charges, increasing the value of the property, and having more say in major works and repairs to the building.

Collective Enfranchisement involves a formal process of serving notice on the landlord, followed by a period of negotiation and potentially a tribunal hearing to determine the price to be paid for the freehold.

To book a Collective Enfranchisement service, contact our team who will be happy to discuss your requirements and provide you with a quote. We can guide you through the process, handle negotiations with the landlord on your behalf, and help you to acquire the freehold of your building.