In general, the can't bind to xxx since it isn't a known native property error occurs when you have a typo in your HTML when trying to use an attribute directive, or when trying to setup a property binding.
Common examples are when you miss a * or a # or let or use in instead of of with the Angular built-in structural directives:
<div ngIf="..." // should be *ngIf
<div ngFor="..." // should be *ngFor="..."
<div *ngFor="let item in items" // should be "let item of items"
<div *ngFor="item of items" // should be "let item of items"
A misspelling or wrong case will also generate the problem::
<div *ngFer="..."
<div *NgFor="..."
Another reason is if you specify a property that doesn’t exist on the DOM element or component:
<div [prop1]="..." // prop1 isn't a valid DOM property for a div
<my-comp [answr]="..." // typo, should be [answer]
For typos with the built-in Angular directives, since the typo doesn’t match any of the built-in directive selectors, Angular tries to setup a binding to a property of the DOM element (the div in the above examples) with the typo name. This fails because a div does not have a native ngIf or ngFer or prop1 DOM property.
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For attributes (not properties) you need to use attribute binding, for example for height attribute of svg: <svg [attr.height]="myHeightProp">