Villa Leasehold is a form of property ownership in which an individual or entity has the right to use and possess a villa for a specific period, but full ownership of the villa remains with the landowner or original owner. The party with usage rights pays a sum of money to the landowner in the form of rent to access and use the property for an agreed-upon duration.

Villa Freehold is a form of property ownership in which an individual or entity has complete and unrestricted ownership rights over a villa. In other words, the owner of the villa in freehold has the right to possess, use, and transfer ownership of the villa without being concerned about time limitations or lease contracts. In villa freehold ownership, the owner has the right to retain the villa for as long as desired and can even pass it on to successors or heirs.

Land Leasehold is a form of property ownership in which an individual or entity has the right to use and occupy a parcel of land for a specific period, while full ownership of the land remains with the landowner or original owner. In the concept of land leasehold, the party with usage rights (lessee) pays a sum of money to the landowner (lessor) in the form of rent to gain access and the right to utilize the land.

Land Freehold is a form of property ownership in which an individual or entity has complete and unrestricted ownership rights over a parcel of land. In freehold ownership, the owner has the right to possess, use, and transfer ownership of the land without any expiration date or limitations. Freehold landowners have full control over the use, development, and transfer of ownership rights to the land. They also have the right to pass the land on to successors or heirs.