I lost my reference - but you don't own any of the air above the highest structure of your property. The 83ft, if I remember correctly, was the height of the ta

I lost my reference - but you don't own any of the air above the highest structure of your property. The 83ft, if I remember correctly, was the height of the tallest structure of that farmer's farm. So that isn't a value set in stone either. There's also limitations to how tall you can build structures, even on your own property, so erecting a giant tower to claim more airspace isn't a solution! Bonus Trivia: Few homeowners own the ground beneath their home unless they have something called "Mineral Rights".