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For a 99Year leasehold property, what is the life of the building. so basically what happens after 30-40 years? This question comes from a point is it good to buy 10-20 year old condo with a view of say another 10 year? When I will be looking to exit the property it would alreay be say 30 yr or even older, how will the valuation be affected?
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