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We're trying to buy our flat's freehold from the council: Is the £11,026 they're charging us a rip off or fair?

Daily Mail Money · 24 September 2026 at 06:00

We're trying to buy our flat's freehold from the council: Is the £11,026 they're charging us a rip off or fair?

My partner and I are in the process of buying the freehold of our top floor flat off our local council and wondered if the £11,026 figure they have quoted us is fair?

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We're trying to buy our flat's freehold from the council: Is the £11,026 they're charging us a rip off or fair?

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