Navigate with Confidence: Real Estate and Housing Vocabulary in Italian

Here is a useful list of real estate and housing vocabulary in Italian to help with understanding or communicating about this topic:

• Casa - House
• Appartamento - Apartment
• Condominio - Condominium
• Affitto - Rent (noun)
• Affittare - To rent (verb)
• Vendita - Sale
• Vendere - To sell
• Proprietà - Property
• Immobile - Real estate, property
• Agente immobiliare - Real estate agent
• Contratto di locazione - Lease agreement
• Mutuo - Mortgage
• Quartiere - Neighborhood
• Zona residenziale - Residential area
• Camera da letto - Bedroom
• Bagno - Bathroom
• Cucina - Kitchen
• Soggiorno - Living room
• Balcone - Balcony
• Giardino - Garden
• Garage - Garage
• Prezzo - Price
• Spese condominiali - Condominium fees
• Ristrutturato - Renovated
• Arredato - Furnished
• Non arredato - Unfurnished

These terms cover basic concepts related to housing and real estate in Italian. If needed, a more specialized or expanded list can be gathered. ¹

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