What are common Russian words used in housing and property descriptions

Common Russian words used in housing and property descriptions typically include terms related to various types of residential premises, their features, property rights, and housing-related legal concepts. Here are some frequently encountered Russian words and phrases in this context:

• квартира (apartment)
• дом (house)
• жилой комплекс (residential complex)
• недвижимость (real estate/property)
• площадь (area, square footage)
• комната (room)
• балкон (balcony)
• санузел (bathroom)
• кухня (kitchen)
• высота потолков (ceiling height)
• ремонт (renovation)
• входная дверь (front door)
• свойство (property/feature)
• право собственности (ownership right)
• общая собственность (common property)
• жилое помещение (residential premises)
• аренда (rent)
• продажа (sale)
• ипотека (mortgage)
• право пользования (right of use)
• договор купли-продажи (purchase agreement)
• техническое состояние (technical condition)
• этаж (floor)
• подъезд (entrance/landing)
• лифты (elevators)

These words frequently appear in property listings, legal documents, and housing advertisements in Russia, capturing essential aspects of housing descriptions and property rights. ^{3, 4, 5, 9}

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