There isn’t one universal master list. Whether a property release is needed usually depends on the specific subject and the country involved.

A useful starting point is the local concept of freedom of panorama: it can indicate whether you’re allowed to photograph certain buildings, artworks, or other subjects from public spaces. But that only gives a rough guideline, not a complete answer for stock licensing.

In practice, you often have to check case by case for the subject, location, and agency. Some websites compile common restrictions and examples, which can help, but those lists may be incomplete or outdated. Community answers specifically recommend Adobe’s property-release guidance as a practical reference.

So the safest approach is:

1. Check the laws for the country where the image was made.
2. Review the stock agency’s own release requirements.
3. Use reference lists only as secondary guidance, not as final authority.