I disagree.

Property is never fully owned. Provinces and governments like to tax property holders, to take funds for having land. This is not ownership - it is a tax on freedom.

Bitcoin, on the other hand, doesn't have any such restriction. It also allows you to use it however you wish. No one can block your transaction if they don't like it, or if they don't agree with your purchase.

Bitcoin is as secure as you make it. Just like cash in your pocket, if you leave it somewhere in a public place, you will soon have none.

Property is cumbersome to maintain and when selling you are at the mercy of the local area. If the market is poor, then you don't get much for your land.

Land and housing as an investment is one of those lies that is perpetuated by governments and people who don't understand the implications of taxes and government interference.