Freehold property

A freehold property is one, where the owner/ society/ resident welfare association owns the building and the land that it stands on outright, in perpetuity. A freehold land is generally bought through an auction or lottery. The completed project, thus, will include the cost of land incorporated in the final cost of the units.

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