* Leasehold: In which the owner has the right to use the land for a fixed period of time, typically 99 or 125 years. At the end of the lease, ownership reverts to the freeholder.
* Commonhold: A system of land ownership that allows multiple people to own parts of a building, sharing in the maintenance costs and profits from renting or selling the individual flats or units.
* Crown land: Land owned by the British monarch or the Crown Estate, a public corporation that manages the monarch's land and property portfolio.
* Church land: Land owned by religious organizations, such as the Church of England or the Roman Catholic Church.
* Charity land: Land owned by charitable organizations or trusts.
* Public land: Land owned by the government or local authorities, used for public purposes such as parks, roads, and schools.
