Public Property

Public property is property that is owned by the government or a public entity and is available for use by the general public. Examples include parks, roads, and public buildings. Continue Reading Below

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About Public Property

Public property is property that is owned by the government or a public entity and is available for use by the general public. Examples include parks, roads, and public buildings.