Leasehold property grants ownership rights for a fixed term, typically 99 years in Dubai, with ownership reverting to the government or freeholder upon expiration, trading at a discount to equivalent freehold properties.
| Ownership Parameters | Details |
| Typical duration | 99 years in Dubai |
| Land ownership | Remains with government |
| Transfer rights | Can sell remaining lease term |
| Renewal | Not guaranteed, subject to government policy |
| Financial Implications | Impact |
| Price discount | 15-25% below freehold equivalent |
| Mortgage terms | May be limited to remaining lease period |
| Appreciation | Slower than freehold |
| Rental yield | Similar to freehold locations |
| Investor Considerations | Factor |
| Time decay | Value declines as term shortens |
| Exit liquidity | Smaller buyer pool |
| Refinancing | More difficult as term reduces |
| Hold strategy | Shorter investment horizons appropriate |
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