Synonyms and antonyms of Real estate in British Thesaurus

bricks and mortar (noun)

a house, flat, or other building considered as property

devise (noun)

real property such as buildings or land left to someone in a will

estate (noun)

all the property and money that belongs to someone, especially someone who has just died

estate agent (noun)

British someone whose job is to help people buy and sell or rent property. The American word is real estate agent.

landed (adjective)

including or relating to a large area of land with one owner

property (noun)

land and the buildings on it

property (noun)

relating to property

real estate (noun)

mainly American land and the buildings on it

real estate (noun)

the business of buying and selling land and property

real estate agent (noun)

mainly American an estate agent

real property (noun)

mainly British land and the buildings on it

Realtor (American)

American an estate agent

realty (noun)

American real estate

surveyor (noun)

someone who measures land in order to find borders or to decide where buildings will go

valuer (noun)

British someone whose job is to judge the value of things, especially land or buildings, before they are sold