realty
gb/ɹˈiəlti/ us/ɹˈiəlti/
B2
Kiingereza
~ 6400
Maana
maana 0
Nomino
formal
B2
entity
1
land and buildings as property
Land and buildings, seen as property that people can own, buy, or sell.
Muundo wa matumizi:
[someone] owns [realty] / invest in [realty]
Kosa la kawaida:
Learners often confuse "realty" with "reality". "Realty" is about land and buildings as property, while "reality" means "the real world" or "the true situation." Another mistake is to use "realty" in everyday speech where native speakers normally say "real estate" instead.
Visawe
real estate (The most common everyday term; slightly broader and more general than the legal-sounding 'realty'.)
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property ('Property' is broader and can include both land/buildings and movable things, while 'realty' is limited to land and attached buildings.)
Vinyume
personal property (Refers to movable things (like cars or furniture), in contrast to land and buildings, which are 'realty'.)
Miunganiko ya maneno
residential realty
|commercial realty
|own realty
|invest in realty
|realty holdings
|realty assets
Mada
business
|law
|housing
Mifano
- Most of his wealth is tied up in downtown realty.
- The company specializes in commercial realty along major highways.
- Under the agreement, all realty and equipment will be transferred to the new owner.
- They decided to invest in realty rather than the stock market.
- The dispute concerns the division of family realty after their parents' death.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
- She owns a lot of realty in the city.
- My uncle made money by buying and selling realty.
- The bank can take the realty if you do not pay the loan.
- They want to invest in realty instead of gold.
- The will lists all of his realty and personal property.
Nomino
B2
entity
2
real estate business or industry
The business of helping people buy, sell, or rent houses, land, and other buildings.
Muundo wa matumizi:
work in [realty] / a career in [realty]
Kosa la kawaida:
Learners sometimes think "realty" only means land and buildings and do not realize it can also mean the business or industry. In everyday conversation, native speakers more often say "real estate" or "real estate business" than "realty" for this sense.
Visawe
real estate business (A more explicit description of the same idea; slightly longer and more explanatory than 'realty'.)
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real estate industry (Focuses more on the whole sector, not just an individual job or company, but often used in the same contexts as 'realty'.)
Miunganiko ya maneno
work in realty
|a career in realty
|realty firm
|realty office
|local realty agency
Mada
business
|jobs
|housing
|finance
Mifano
- After college she went into realty and became a broker.
- The town’s economy depends heavily on tourism and realty.
- He left banking for a more flexible career in realty.
- Many people see realty as a way to build long-term wealth.
- The conference brought together professionals from across the realty sector.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
- My sister works in realty.
- He wants a job in realty after he gets his license.
- There are many realty firms in this city.
- She is taking a course so she can start a career in realty.
- The realty industry is very strong in this area.
Sarufi
Semi
Bado hakuna semi zilizounganishwa na ingizo hili.