Corporeal property is coined for those possessions or ownerships that are materialistic or tangible in nature, including house, car, boat or ring. Anything that can be touched and owned by someone is, therefore, a corporeal property

corporeal with incorporeal properties
While corporeal property refers to having a legal claim to things that can be seen or touched, incorporeal property refers to having a legal claim to things that cannot be seen or touched. Intangible things are the focus of incorporeal property.

It's also known as “intellectual property” or “conventional property.