What is a Leasehold or Freehold Enfranchisement?
Answers to your property related questions from the Arnold and Baldwin team.
A leasehold or freehold enfranchisement (also known as a collective enfranchisement) is the right for the owners of the flats in a building and sometimes part of a building, to join together and buy the freehold of that building or an extended lease of their premises.
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