State Property is a hip-hop collective and clothing line founded in the early 2000s by rapper Beanie Sigel. Originating from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the group was signed to Roc-A-Fella Records and played a prominent role in the label's success during its peak. The collective included artists such as Freeway, Peedi Crakk, and the duo Young Gunz, among others. Known for their gritty, street-inspired lyrics, State Property released several successful albums and soundtracks, including the noteworthy "State Property" and "The Chain Gang Vol. 2." Their unique blend of storytelling and raw energy left a lasting impact on the hip-hop scene.