Property (noun)

1. A thing or things that a person owns.
2. A building or piece of land, or the rights to use or control it.
3. A characteristic or quality of something, especially one that makes it distinct or unique.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french propriete, from latin proprietas, from proprius "one"s own".

Examples:

1. He inherited a large property from his grandparents.
2. The property was sold for a record price.
3. The company owns several properties in the city.
4. The property includes a house, a barn and a garden.
5. The density is a property of matter.