1. people who do not own land or real estate property
Usage: plural form

Examples

• The policy affected both landowners and nonlandowners in the community.
• Nonlandowners often face challenges in accessing certain agricultural programs.
• The voting rights debate historically excluded nonlandowners from participation.
• Many nonlandowners rent their homes from property management companies.
• The tax proposal would benefit nonlandowners while increasing costs for property owners.
• Rural nonlandowners sometimes work as farm laborers on others’ property.