Realty

Pronunciation: /ˈriəlti/

Definitions of realty

noun realty - real estate; property consisting of houses and land

Example Sentences

A1 Realty refers to real estate or property.

A2 She works in the realty industry, helping people buy and sell homes.

B1 Investing in realty can be a good way to build wealth over time.

B2 The realty market in this area is booming, with prices steadily increasing.

C1 His family owns a large realty portfolio consisting of commercial and residential properties.

C2 The realty company she founded has become a major player in the industry.

Examples of realty in a Sentence

formal The realty market has been experiencing a downturn due to the economic recession.

informal I heard that the realty prices in this neighborhood are skyrocketing!

slang I'm thinking of getting into the realty game and flipping some houses.

figurative In the realty of relationships, communication is key to a successful partnership.

Grammatical Forms of realty

• past tense: realized
• plural: realties
• comparative: more real
• superlative: most real
• present tense: realizes
• future tense: will realize
• perfect tense: has realized
• continuous tense: is realizing
• singular: realty
• positive degree: real
• infinitive: to realize
• gerund: realizing
• participle: realized

Origin and Evolution of realty

First Known Use: 1550 year

Language of Origin: Old French and Medieval Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'realty' originated from the Old French word 'realté' which came from the Medieval Latin word 'realitas' meaning 'the quality of being real.'

Evolution of the word: Originally used in legal contexts to refer to real property or real estate, the term 'realty' has evolved to encompass all types of real property, including land and buildings, in modern usage.