real-estate business
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2.7
- noun
- /ˈriːəlɪˌsteɪt ˈbɪznəs/
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sector inmobiliario
- After years of experience, he finally launched his real-estate business and began selling properties.
It's allowed me to grow my real estate business and reach more sellers and investors.
- It's allowed me to grow my real estate business and reach more sellers and investors.
- So all of the losses that that construction business generated didn't impact the profits of my real estate business.
- Taxes or sorry real estate businesses and stocks help you eliminate paying taxes.
- And so this became the start, unknowingly, of a very, very difficult time in my real estate business and honestly in my life.
- I like some people are like, oh, Kevin, why don't you just do Matterport scans and run your real estate business from, from, from the office anyone?
Examples
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His real estate business has created 100% growth for seven straight years.
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It's allowed me to grow my real estate business and reach more sellers and investors.
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Do we want to be in the real estate business?
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Should the village be in the real estate business?
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Typically, people can end up doing all that is required to make your money grow in the real estate business.
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As professionals in the real estate business, how are you letting local, state, and federal officials know that it is essential?
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You're in the real estate business.
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Most in the real estate business are aware that retail nationally has been challenged over the last few years.
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'I don't remember it being this tight,' said Barnes, who has been in the real estate business for 30 years.
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Her German father, John Gerald, a boot-maker by trade, was in the real estate business and beginning to prosper with the growth of the city.
Fiction book (1993)
Synonyms
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2.8
Land with buildings on it that people own, like houses or offices
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Morphology
real-estate + business
The phrase is compositionally predictable as 'business' that deals in 'real estate' (i.e. a company operating in the property market), so learners who know the constituents will grasp the general idea. However, the presented definition narrows the referent to virtual/metaverse land — a domain-specific extension that a B1 learner who only knows the basic words would not reliably infer, so the transparency is partial.
Etymology
Real-estate business comes from an old use of real for things you own and estate for a large house with its land. The picture to remember is people buying and selling pieces of land and houses, so today it means the business of trading 'property'.