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inmobiliario

een-moh-bee-LYAH-ryoh/inmoβiˈljaɾjo/

“inmobiliario” means “real estate” in Spanish (related to property, buildings, or land).

real estate

Also: property-related
General Latin America
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El mercado inmobiliario ha cambiado mucho este año.

A2

The real estate market has changed a lot this year.

Estamos buscando un buen asesor inmobiliario para vender el piso.

B1

We are looking for a good real estate consultant to sell the apartment.

Muchos inversores están interesados en el sector inmobiliario de España.

B2

Many investors are interested in Spain's real estate sector.

Word Connections

Synonyms

  • habitacional (residential)
  • predial (property-based)

Antonyms

  • mobiliario (related to movable goods/furniture)

Common Collocations

  • mercado inmobiliario – real estate market
  • agente inmobiliario – real estate agent
  • burbuja inmobiliaria – housing bubble

Idioms & Expressions

  • burbuja inmobiliaria – A period where property prices are dangerously high and likely to crash.

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Words that translate to "inmobiliario" in Spanish:

property-related→real estate→

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👥 Word Family▼
inmueble(property/building) — Noun
inmobiliaria(real estate agency) — Noun
mueble(piece of furniture) — Noun
movilidad(mobility) — Noun
🎵 Rhymes▼
📚 Etymology▼

From the Latin 'in-' (not) and 'mobilis' (movable). It refers to wealth or property that cannot be moved, like land or buildings.

First recorded: 19th century (in its modern commercial sense)

Cognates (Related words)

French: immobilierItalian: immobiliare

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is 'inmobiliario' the same as 'bienes raíces'?

Yes! 'Inmobiliario' is the adjective (real estate...), while 'bienes raíces' is the noun (real estate/property). You'll see both used often.

What is an 'inmobiliaria'?

While 'inmobiliario' is a description word, 'una inmobiliaria' (noun) is the physical agency or office where people go to buy or rent houses.

Is it related to 'muebles' (furniture)?

Interestingly, yes! They share a root. 'Muebles' are things that are 'mobile' (movable), while 'inmuebles' (properties) are 'immobile' (unmovable).