Land lease revenue is income municipalities earn by leasing property they own to businesses, organizations, or individuals for long-term use. Rather than selling land, municipalities may lease it for developments like commercial buildings, cell towers, agricultural use, or community facilities. Long-term leases, sometimes spanning 50-99 years, provide steady income while retaining municipal ownership and control over the land's future. Lease terms specify rent payments, permitted uses, maintenance responsibilities, and conditions for renewal. This approach generates ongoing revenue rather than one-time sale proceeds and allows municipalities to benefit if land values increase substantially over time.