A ground rent is a rent created by a long-term lease of land.

Earnings of improved property credited to earnings of the land itself after allowance is made for earnings from improvements.

An annual fee that a leaseholder has to pay the freeholder.

The portion of the rent attributable to the land rather than to the improvements.

Rent paid for the right to use and occupy land according to the terms of a ground lease.

If you are a leaseholder you will probably have to pay ground rent to the person that owns the land your property stands on.

An annual fee that is paid by the leaseholder of a property to the freehold owner of that property.

The rent paid to the freeholder of a property under a leasehold agreement.

payment for the right to occupy and improve a piece of land

This is the rent paid by a lessee to a lessor where a property is leasehold. It is often paid yearly

an annual fee paid by the leaseholder to the freeholder.

A sum of money, usually paid annually, by leaseholders to the owner of a freehold.

Annual payment made to freehold owner by the leaseholder of a property. Normally applicable to flats/ apartments.

The fee that a leaseholder has to pay the freeholder.

The annual fee which a leaseholder pays to a freeholder.

Annual rent (usually low) paid on a leasehold property.

Annual rent, if demanded, paid on a leasehold title.

Payment for the use of land when title to a property is held as a leasehold estate (that is, the borrower does not actually own the property, but has a long-term lease on it).

Rent paid to the owner of freehold land by a person who has a Lease.

The annual rent paid by a leaseholder to the freeholder.

A fee that a leaseholder has to pay the freeholder every year.

Annual charge payable by the leaseholder to the freeholder.

A fee paid by the leaseholder to the land owner

Rental payments on a ground lease. It covers only the cost of the land.

A rent paid to the owner of a freehold by someone who has bought a lease.

The annual rent paid by a leaseholder to the person or company owning the freehold. It's usually paid by people living in leasehold flats to the company owning the land on which the block was built.  Ground rent is not the same as a service or maintenance charge, which leaseholders may pay to cover such things as the management, maintenance and repair of the block of flats or property.

Some leases are based on such a long term, 50 -100 and sometimes 999 years. They are to all intents and purpose freehold and lending institutions will treat them as such. The price such leases change hands at are similar to freehold and the rents are usually an annual, and nominal, fixed sum.

Rent paid for land in accordance with the terms of a ground lease.- to top

Rent paid to the owner for use of land, normally on which to build a building. Generally, the arrangement is that of a long-term lease (e.g. 99 years) with the lessor retaining title to the land.

Portion of rent attributable to the land alone.

An annual charge payable by leaseholders to the freeholder.

annual charge payable by leaseholders to the owner of the freehold

Rent paid for vacant land. If the property is improved, ground rent is the portion attributable to the land only.

A rent, substantially below the market rate, payable by a tenant usually of a long lease for which a capital sum (premium) was paid at the beginning.

Money paid to the Freeholder by the owner of the leasehold property.

The money paid to the Freeholder by the holder of a lease. This is usually paid annually or semiannually.

The rent paid by a lessee for the use of property or land only.

Earnings from the ground only. Earnings of improved property after an allowance is made for earnings of improvements. A perpetual rent that a grantor in some states may reserve to himself or herself and his or her heirs when he or she conveys real property. Back to the Top

An annual sum paid by the leaseholder to their landlord, as a rental amount for the ground on which the property stands, which the landlord actually owns.

A yearly fee leaseholders have to pay to the freeholder or landlord who owns the land the leasehold property is on.

Annual payment to Landlord in the case of Leasehold properties only.

The amount of money paid for the use of a piece of property when it is a leasehold estate.

is the rent at which land is let (leased) to a tenant either for a long term or perpetually. For example: a corporation can pay to have its office built on land that it rents from the owner of the land. The corporation owns the building but not the land.

This applies only to Leasehold properties and is a sum paid annually to the Freeholder by the Leaseholder.

A periodic rent payable to the freehold owner of land by a lessee in return for the lease of the land to him for a number of years.

This is a yearly rent on a long lease.

The annual charge levied by the freeholder to the leaseholder.

Rent you pay annually on a long lease.

A sum paid by a leaseholder to the freeholder in respect of a leasehold property. It is usually paid annually.

Annual rent paid by the owner of a leasehold property to the person who holds the freehold land

A payment made at specific times as required under the terms of the lease

The rent paid to the landlord by a leaseholder in respect of a leasehold property. Set when the lease is first granted and may contain provisions for rent increases during the term.

An annual sum paid by the leaseholder to the freeholder as a rental amount for the ground on which the property stands, which the freeholder actually owns.

An amount paid by a leaseholder to a landlord.

A sum, usually paid annually by a leaseholder to the freeholder, in respect of a leasehold property.

The amount of money that is paid for the use of land when title to a property is held as a leasehold estate rather than as a fee simple estate.

Rent paid for land in accordance with the terms if it is a ground lease.

The payment made for the use of land when the title to the property is of a leasehold estate, rather than as a fee simple estate

Amount a leaseholder pays periodically for use of land only.

A ground rent is a form of lease in which unimproved land is leased for a long term for purposes of improvement by the tenant.