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HM Land Registry leasehold title data with AI-powered UPRN resolution. Lease terms, ground rent details, and expiry dates for 4.8M+ UK leasehold properties.

4.8M+
Leasehold Titles
99%+
UPRN Match Rate
England & Wales
Coverage
Monthly
Updates

Complete Lease Terms

Original lease length, commencement date, and calculated years remaining. Systematically identify leases approaching the 80-year marriage value threshold or requiring statutory extension.

Ground Rent Intelligence

Registered ground rent amounts extracted from title data. Identify peppercorn rents, fixed amounts, and properties with ground rent review clauses where recorded.

UPRN Resolution

Every lease linked to its property UPRN through automated address matching. 99%+ accuracy enables direct integration with EPC, transaction, and valuation datasets.

Overview

Comprehensive leasehold intelligence derived from HM Land Registry registered titles, enhanced with property-level identifiers through automated address resolution.

Each record includes lease commencement date, original term length, calculated years remaining, and registered ground rent where available in the title. The dataset enables systematic identification of short leases approaching extension thresholds, ground rent review patterns, and tenure characteristics across portfolios.

Address resolution links each lease to its corresponding UPRN with 99%+ match accuracy, enabling direct joins with EPC data, transaction history, and other property datasets without manual address reconciliation.

Data is refreshed monthly in alignment with Land Registry publication schedules. Coverage spans all registered leasehold titles in England and Wales.

What's Included

Complete Lease Terms

Original lease length, commencement date, and calculated years remaining. Systematically identify leases approaching the 80-year marriage value threshold or requiring statutory extension.

Ground Rent Intelligence

Registered ground rent amounts extracted from title data. Identify peppercorn rents, fixed amounts, and properties with ground rent review clauses where recorded.

UPRN Resolution

Every lease linked to its property UPRN through automated address matching. 99%+ accuracy enables direct integration with EPC, transaction, and valuation datasets.

Freehold Title Linkage

Associate leasehold titles with their corresponding freehold registrations where available. Understand ownership structure across multi-unit buildings.

Portfolio Analysis

Query by geography, lease length bands, or ground rent characteristics. Identify investment opportunities, extension liabilities, or enfranchisement candidates across portfolios.

Use Cases

1

Lease Extension Valuation

Calculate marriage value and extension premiums with accurate lease term data. Identify properties approaching the 80-year threshold where premiums increase significantly.

Valuers
2

Ground Rent Portfolio Analysis

Map freehold reversion opportunities across regions. Identify buildings with multiple leasehold units, ground rent income potential, and enfranchisement risk.

Investment
3

Conveyancing Due Diligence

Verify lease terms during property transactions. Flag short leases, unusual ground rent clauses, or missing freehold registrations before exchange.

Legal
4

Mortgage Risk Assessment

Assess lease length against lending policy thresholds. Identify properties requiring lease extension as a condition of mortgage approval.

Lenders

Frequently Asked Questions

What lease information is included?
Each record contains the lease commencement date, original term (typically 99, 125, or 999 years), and we calculate years remaining. Ground rent amounts are included where registered in the title. Not all titles contain complete ground rent information.
How does UPRN matching work?
Land Registry addresses are processed through our address resolution service, matching against Ordnance Survey AddressBase records. Match confidence scores indicate reliability, with 99%+ of leases successfully linked to their UPRN.
Why does the 80-year threshold matter?
Under leasehold reform legislation, lease extensions become significantly more expensive once the remaining term falls below 80 years due to 'marriage value' - the increase in property value from extending the lease. Identifying leases approaching this threshold is critical for buyers, lenders, and investors.
How current is the data?
Data is refreshed monthly following HM Land Registry publication schedules. New registrations and lease variations are reflected in the next monthly update.