Who owns the most land in the world? Who used to own the most land in the world?

This family has lands in many countries and the lands are spread over vast areas. These extend from Canada to Britain. A large part is also in Australia. They have lands in New Zealand and other small islands. They have authority over maritime areas. You can say that this family is the biggest landowner in the world, but they cannot sell these lands as per their wish. What is the reason for this and who is this family whose influence is still prevalent today?

This family is said to be the world’s largest landlord. He owns 16 percent of the world. He has lands everywhere in this world from north to south and from east to west. These lands include fields, forests and also valuable lands and properties in urban areas. Even the sea shores are not spared from them. His own big company does the work of managing his lands and properties around the world. Its name is The Crown Estate. (courtesy – the crown estate)

This family is a royal family, once upon a time they had a strong influence, at that time the countries of half the world used to bow before them. Even now many countries of the world consider him as their king. This family is the royal family of Britain. So let us tell you who is the owner of such a huge property. He is King Charles III of Britain and the British Royal Family. (courtesy the crown estate)

After the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II, King Charles is the owner of the world’s largest property which is spread across the world. Although he is the owner of this property, he is not its private owner, however, as long as the king remains, all this property will be considered his property. According to Insider and many trade websites, Prince Charles owns 6.6 billion acres of land and properties around the world.
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These lands are in Great Britain, Australia, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Canada, Australia and many other countries. 16.6 percent of the total wealth of the world belongs to the British King. An organization named ‘The Crown Estate’ looks after and maintains this entire property. The British Royal Family owns 250,000 acres of land directly through its private estates and through two Royal Duchies.

Now let us tell you what kind of properties these are that the King of Britain has, out of which 115,000 acres of land is for agriculture and forests. Apart from this, he owns things like lands, retail properties, beaches, markets, residential places, office complexes all over the world. The Crown Estate also runs various shopping centers through it and also deals in the trade of things like sand, gravel, limestone, granite, brick, clay, coal and slate. (the crown estate)

The king also receives money from a private estate called the Duchy of Lancaster, which covers more than 18,000 hectares of land, including property in central London. Its value is 654 million pounds and it earns a profit of about 20 million every year. When King Charles III ascended the throne in September 2022, he took control of a $46 billion empire, much of which was in real estate. (courtesy the crown estate)

The Crown Estate, an organization that looks after the immense wealth of the British monarchy, earns huge profits every year. In the year 2022, it made a profit of 490.8 million dollars from this property, of which the net profit was 312 million pounds. Overall, the value of the properties of the British monarchy spread across the world has been estimated at 15.6 billion dollars. (courtesy – the crown estate)

The Crown Estate is a company in the United Kingdom holding lands and holdings belonging to the British monarch in the form of a corporation. Which forms the public property of the King, which is neither government property nor part of the Emperor’s private property. In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, the Crown Estate is managed by its officers, while the same happens in Scotland. (courtesy – the crown estate)

After this comes King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, who personally rules over 8,30,000 square miles and owns a large area of ​​land. The oil game has made the Saudi royal family one of the richest families in the world and very powerful. (courtesy the crown estate)

After this comes King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, who personally rules over 8,30,000 square miles and owns a large area of ​​land. The oil game has made the Saudi royal family one of the richest families in the world and very powerful.