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The first 50 meters from high tide are public land; the next 150 meters are restricted and can often only be leased (concession) rather than owned outright.
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Most land is "fee simple," but beachfront property within the first 200 meters of the high-tide line is regulated by Maritime Zone Law. The first 50 meters from high tide are