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Rinth
post Apr 3 2024, 09:42 AM

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QUOTE(scongi @ Apr 3 2024, 09:22 AM)
I will think leasehold commercial will affect more our 2nd or 3th successor (let says after 60-70 years) as the lease may less than 30 years when the property transferred to them...There is big money to pay for the extension..

It also depends if you purchase the leasehold commercial, the pricing is really cheaper compare to surrounding freehold and also the location also an important...
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Leasehold, if not mistaken, there are option that you do not need to pay premium now to extend the lease, only need to profit sharing with the state govt/local council upon selling.

As for leasehold commercial, if its decent location and generating rental profit stably, there are no need to sell it, hence leasehold, in most cases, make more sense for commercial rather then residential.

Residential is for ppl to live, you might want to sell it in 30/40 years due to the condition of the property....for commercial, no matter what the condition, if its at right place/right sizes, its always got demand.
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post Apr 3 2024, 10:32 AM

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QUOTE(scongi @ Apr 3 2024, 09:52 AM)
Is true we dun need to sell it for leasehold commercial for decent location and good rental, just there is still a big money to pay to extend the lease when it expires...of course as what I say it only affect our 2nd or 3rd successor after 60-70 years..

Of course this is up to personal choice because some may not think too far as future is very hard to predict.....But based on current law and policy, there is disadvantage of leasehold commercial as compared with freehold commercial in long term
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You missed my 1st paragraph. There are option to extend the lease without paying any $$, its by profit sharing with the govt when you sell the property.... Technically you do no need to outlay any$$ to extend the lease.

But of course the actual procedure might varies, and might have many restriction therefore this is just for education purposes lol

This post has been edited by Rinth: Apr 3 2024, 10:34 AM

 

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