Is a leased land considered as a real property?

Yes, leased land is considered real property, but the rights associated with it can vary. The land itself remains the property of the lessor (landowner), while the lessee (tenant) has the right to use and occupy the land for the duration of the lease agreement. The lease typically outlines the terms of use, duration, and any improvements made to the property, which can also affect its classification. Ultimately, while leased land involves real property, the rights and interests differ between the lessor and lessee.