Micro-property is a term that generally refers to property ownership on a small scale. It covers immovable or movable assets owned by individuals or small groups. Micro-ownership is particularly common in rural areas and developing countries, but can also be found in urban areas.

Micro-ownership is an important form of ownership with both advantages and disadvantages. While small-scale ownership provides opportunities for individual autonomy and local economic development, it can also face financial and competitive challenges. Therefore, promoting and protecting micro-ownership is critical for sustainable development and social well-being.