real estate

See also real-estate

English

Wikipedia

Pronunciation

• enPR: /rēl' əstāt"/, IPA: /ˈriːl əˌsteɪt/

Noun

real estate (uncountable)

1. Property that cannot easily be moved, usually buildings and the ground they are built on.
2. (informal) Available space.
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Synonyms

• realty

Antonyms

• personalty

Derived terms

• real estate development
• real-estate

Related terms

• realtor

Translations

property that cannot easily be moved

• Arabic: عقار (ar) (3aqaar) m
• Armenian: անշարժ գույք (hy) (anšarž guyk’)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 不動產 (cmn), 不动产 (cmn) (bùdòngchǎn), 房地產 (cmn), 房地产 (cmn) (fángdìchǎn)

• Czech: nemovitost (cs) f
• Dutch: vastgoed n, immobiliën m pl
• Estonian: kinnisvara
• Finnish: kiinteistö (fi), maaomaisuus (fi)
• French: immeuble (fr) m
• German: Immobilie (de) f
• Greek: ακίνητο (el) (akínito) n, ακίνητη περιουσία (el) (akíniti periousía) f
• Italian: proprietà (it) f, immobile (it) m
• Japanese: 不動産 (ja) (ふどうさん, fudōsan)

• Korean: 부동산 (ko) (budongsan) (不動產 (ko))
• Macedonian: (for a particular property) недвижнина (mk) (nedvížnina) f, недвижност (mk) (nédvížnost) f, (real estate in general) недвижнини (mk) (nedvížnini) pl, недвижности (mk) (nedvížnosti) pl
• Norwegian: fast eiendom (no)
• Polish: nieruchomość (pl) f
• Portuguese: imóvel (pt) m
• Russian: недвижимость (ru) (nedvížimost') f
• Serbo-Croatian: nekretnine (sh) f pl
• Slovak: nehnuteľnosť (sk) f
• Slovene: nepremičnine (sl) f pl
• Spanish: bien inmueble (es) m bien raíz (es) m
• Swedish: fast egendom (sv) c, fastighet (sv) c
• Vietnamese: bất động sản (vi)