EXTENSION OF LEASE

maryholt | 22:00 Tue 16th Jan 2001 | Home & Garden

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What is the formula for working out how much it would cost me to extend the lease on my flat for, say, an extra 30 years?

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This is a complicated business and legal advice will be essential. However I found the following formula in a Sunday paper. Hope it is of some help. As a rough guide, a flat with a 100-year lease would sell for about 98% of its freehold value, but a property with a 60-year lease would sell for 75%. If you want a 40-year lease expect to get a 40% discount, while a 20-year lease costs about 45% of the freehold value.

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