Pronunciation: /riːl ˈprɒpərti/
noun a type of property that includes land and any permanent structures attached to it
A1 Real property is land and anything attached to it.
A2 In many countries, real property ownership is a significant investment.
B1 When buying real property, it is important to conduct a thorough inspection.
B2 Real property transactions often involve complex legal documents.
C1 Investing in real property requires a good understanding of market trends.
C2 Real property development projects can have a major impact on local communities.
adjective describing the type of property as being tangible and immovable
A1 Real property includes land and anything permanently attached to it, like buildings or fences.
A2 In some countries, real property ownership is a key indicator of wealth and social status.
B1 Investing in real property can be a smart financial decision for long-term growth.
B2 Real property transactions often involve complex legal agreements and negotiations.
C1 Real property development projects require careful planning and consideration of environmental impact.
C2 The valuation of real property can vary greatly depending on market conditions and location.
formal Real property refers to land and any structures attached to it, such as buildings or houses.
informal I just bought a piece of real property out in the countryside.
slang My aunt inherited some prime real property in the city.
figurative In literature, the mansion often symbolizes real property and wealth.
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