Immobilien- und Wohnvokabular auf Italienisch: Ihr Schlüssel zu erfolgreichen Gesprächen

Here is a list of common real estate and housing vocabulary in Italian with their English equivalents:

• Casa — House
• Appartamento — Apartment
• Condominio — Condominium
• Affitto — Rent
• Proprietà — Property
• Immobile — Real estate / Property
• Agente immobiliare — Real estate agent
• Contratto di locazione — Lease agreement
• Mutuo — Mortgage
• Vendita — Sale
• Acquisto — Purchase
• Quartiere — Neighborhood
• Stanza — Room
• Cucina — Kitchen
• Bagno — Bathroom
• Soggiorno — Living room
• Garage — Garage
• Balcone — Balcony
• Giardino — Garden
• Piano — Floor (level of a building)
• Ascensore — Elevator
• Ristrutturare — To renovate
• Valore immobiliare — Property value
• Spese condominiali — Condominium fees

This vocabulary covers essential terms for talking about homes, renting, buying, and real estate in Italian.

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