Immobilien- und Wohnvokabular auf Spanisch: Der Weg zur sicheren Kommunikation

Here is a list of common real estate and housing vocabulary in Spanish:

• Casa — House
• Apartamento / Piso — Apartment / Flat
• Habitación — Room
• Cocina — Kitchen
• Baño — Bathroom
• Sala de estar / Salón — Living room
• Comedor — Dining room
• Jardín — Garden
• Balcón — Balcony
• Terraza — Terrace
• Contrato de alquiler — Rental contract
• Hipoteca — Mortgage
• Vivienda — Dwelling / Housing
• Inmobiliaria — Real estate agency
• Agente inmobiliario — Real estate agent
• Comprar — To buy
• Vender — To sell
• Alquilar — To rent
• Precio — Price
• Vecindario — Neighborhood
• Edificio — Building
• Piso compartido — Shared flat
• Inquilino — Tenant
• Propietario — Owner
• Pago inicial — Down payment
• Cuota mensual — Monthly fee
• Servicios públicos — Utilities (water, electricity, etc.)

If needed, I can provide more detailed vocabulary or example phrases related to real estate and housing in Spanish. Would that be desired?

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