An xR registry may enable a home or business property owner to sublease out property (and potentially the management thereof) to a business entity to represent the rights or resell (potentially subject to certain rules/restrictions). A property owner may want the ability to place restrictions on time, dates, content types, etc. The property owner may want to do this while preventing certain unauthorized uses. For example, the purpose of an xR experience requirements may be to protect the uncluttered and unspoiled aesthetics of the area, while allowing for the identification of businesses and community activities. A sign ordinance may protect the public from visual pollution and hazardous conditions that can result from commercial and private signs which are unsafe, obscure the vision of motorists, create dangers to pedestrian traffic, or which compete or conflict with necessary traffic signals and warning signs. An xR registry may enable advertisers to present advertising in a way consistent with these regulations.
There are several possible tiered ownership scenarios that may be relevant to an xR registry. For example, a business owner may wish to allow tiers of ownership or multiple parties to participate in control of both their physical and virtual property. These may include: business owner, building owner, landlord, lessor, renter/lease, or a home owners association (HOA) manager (in case of real estate). The business owner may wish to be able to delineate from different types of properties, including at the highest levels, what is private vs what is public. Some restrictions on tiered ownership might include preventing certain kinds of unauthorized uses including: preventing guests of homes, or those trespassing vs. those that have legal right to live on the property.