Leasehold properties in dissolved companies are one of the most interesting BV categories. When a company dissolves, any leasehold interest like blocks of flats, commercial units, ground rents passes to the Crown. 1.) The Crown does not become the landlord....it holds the lease interest and can sell/assign it 2.) Remaining lease term matters (shorter leases = lower value, harder enfranchisement) 3.) Ground rent income can make these attractive for yield buyers These often stay unnoticed longer than freeholds because leaseholds require more due diligence. Anyone dealt with BV leaseholds before? I'd be happy to share notes.

Posted by Adam Robinson at 2026-04-28 09:56:55 UTC