1. Noun phrase Some professions that require special licenses include landscape architecture, real estate agents, car dealerships, and cosmetologists. 2. Nominal phrase Now imagine that real estate prices have risen by 10% since the purchase of the building. 3. Noun phrase The same goes for real estate. 4. Noun phrase Remember the real estate cliché: location, location, location. Name. [`ɛˈsteɪt`] anything you own; All your assets (whether real estate or personal) and liabilities. Adverb. [`ˈriːl`] used as an amplifier; “real” is sometimes used informally for “real”; The “rattling” is informal. Adjective.
[`ˈriːl`] is or reflects the essential or authentic character of something. Adjective. [`ˈriːl`] can be treated as fact. Name. [`ɛˈsteɪt`] a vast amount of land (mainly on land) that the owner keeps for his own use. Adjective. [`ˈriːl`] no less than what is said; deserves the name. Name. [`ɛˈsteɪt`] a large social class or order of people who are collectively considered part of the country`s body politic (particularly in the UK) and who previously had different political rights.
Adjective. [`ˈriːl`] is or is actually occurring or actually; have verified the existence; not illusory; no ghosts.” .