Property

Property is a discrete set of buildings whose individual units can be owned by any property holder. There cannot be 1.5 units of farmland, only 1 unit of farmland or 2 units of farmland. Each unit incurs a fixed amount of maintenance cost in certain type of goods, which is paid by their respective owners. In return, the owners get to take a share of the profit that was generated by any industry utilizing the property. They, however, also have to pay for any deficits incurred by unprofitable industries.

Main function of property is to provide space for an industry to take place in. If there's only 1 farmland, then no matter how large the industry, only 1 farmland equivalent of output can be produced.

There are 2 distinct groupings for property, which are Resources and Districts. Resource property are further subdivided into Farmland, Forestry, Mine, and Fishery. District property are also further subdivided in Commercial, Industrial, and Academic. Resource properties require raw material for maintenance, while district property require more expensive industrial product for maintenance.

Another difference is that all subdivisions of resource property have their maximum size capped by province's geographic features. If the province is small or lack good arable land, then maximum size for Farmland will be low. If not, then it will be high. District property, on the other hand, are not confined by such restrictions and can grow to any size as needed.

Peasants and nomads cannot own districts, while residents cannot own resources. All 3 notables and the state, however, can own both districts and resources.