This is a very good question, the most relevant imo. I can only give opinion.
As far as finite natural resources that are essential, like energy, food and water, there should be collectivization and definitely not consolidation into few private hands for hereditary ownership. I would not trust the state with these resources, as we have seen time and again the state will attempt to use them for expansion. This, in my opinion requires continual challenges, constantly challenging the legitimacy of control. As far as means of production of goods that are not essential (eg iphones), workers should be compensated proportionally to their contributions and there should be some option for an employment contract that includes tradeable stock in the company upon termination of the contract.
The matter of home ownership is cloudy, and I'm not sure how to handle it. On the one hand, I think of how much I have paid into my house while the housing market has caused prices to fall, basically robbing me of value. I wish I could sell and I am tempted to allow it to be foreclosed. However, I do see the benefit of owning. I don't know how to fix this. I don't have any irrational fears of there one day being too many people on earth for everyone to have an opportunity to own. The way I see it, much private property is already owned that should be occupied.