Now the likely hood, that by the time every native has their own title, it’s possible there will be more, also slated to be private homestead property.
The important thing about, putting a fully privately owned land for individuals among Native Tribes, has more benefit to the whole than one may realize.
The Crown, managed through Governance, makes up 89% of all property, only 11% of property is owned. This creates a much more finite resource. This finite situation makes it easier to charge an arm and leg for owned or rental housing.
The moment their is more land that can be owned, land has to cost less.
More so if your willing to relocate, largely if you have a hard to time saying “screw this town, it’s done nothing but keep me down,” also helps costs go up. Course if there is very little to walk off to, it’s not as much an option.
Imagine the costs going up when such a resource, like land is also used for pipelines and rapid intercity transit. More wasteful endeavors on a taxpayer. Now maybe it would be different if the individual owning the property can rent the land to such projects, fact is, no they can not.