Yes and no. For leasehold house, then its very simple, the leaseholder can buy the freehold. Or the freeholder can make an offer to the leaseholder. For a blo

Yes and no. For leasehold house, then its very simple, the leaseholder can buy the freehold. Or the freeholder can make an offer to the leaseholder. For a block of flats, its a bit more complex. If a majority of the leaseholders club together, they can buy the freehold, and create their own management company. This sets out in more detail how and when things can happen: https://www.lease-advice.org/advice-guide/houses-qualification-valuation/ https://www.lease-advice.org/advice-guide/houses-qualificati... The recent scandal about doubling ground rents can be rectified if the leaseholder buys the freehold, but that is expensive, especially as the houses are effectively unmortgageable