Social history of urban property

I present a discussion that aims to problematize some aspects of the social history of property based on the conditions of access and permanence of land at the interface between the countryside and the city, from the perspective of understanding what I am calling the "social history of urban property " or the "agrarian question of city property". Considering that recent discussions have admitted a more comprehensive conceptual elasticity regarding what is now accepted as a research problem in the field of History of the Rural World. This discussion aims to explain with greater obstinacy an epistemological place of research that focuses on land property in the thematic consonance that involves city realities within the field of studies of the Rural World, thinking especially about the conditions of formation and development of private property on city soil.