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Crown land refers to land owned and managed by the government or the monarch.
Crown land refers to land owned and managed by the government or the monarch. It is land that is not privately owned and is instead used to serve public interests, environmental conservation, or specific community needs.
Crown land encompasses various land categories, including:
Yes, crown land can be leased by the government for various purposes such as basic residential purposes for everyday citizens. This is commonly seen in cities such as Canberra, where significant portions of land are categorised as crown land.
While you cannot exactly own the land itself, you can buy a residential lease which grants the right to use and enjoy land for the length of the lease (99 years), similar to if you were to buy the property with the intention of dwelling in it.
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