Could you build a town on land you own? Let's say 25 square

As long as you have the right zoning, sure. Planned communities are a thing.

You would basically run into the issues that the government faces. You'll need security, waste management, infrastructure maintenance, etc.

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>>1933213
Brilliant. Would one need permission from the state government to establish a new city/town/village?

>>1933305
Why would you want to do that though? Why not build a community on private land that is part of an already existing town? Most towns are far from profitable and live off of taxes and federal transfers.

There's plenty of things a town needs to pay for - emergency services, schooling, road maintenance, snow clearing, inspections, record keeping, complaint handling, etc. But what big revenue streams does a town have?

Public service is a losing business, propped up by legally mandated tax payments.

>>1933344
Nah, I was wondering if a planned community had to have new administration. If I could just buy the land, build residential and commercial buildings, then let the buyers/renters give me shekels then it'd be fine.

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It could be arranged

>>1933213
This. Rich people buy shitty towns all the time. I wish to buy mine and run it one day.