inmobiliario

real-estate; property

adjective een-moh-bee-LYAH-ryoh Rare

Usage Note

Inmobiliario is primarily used in compound or attributive phrases: sector inmobiliario (property sector), agencia inmobiliaria (estate agency), mercado inmobiliario (housing market). The noun inmobiliaria (feminine) means 'real-estate agency' or 'property company.' Derived from inmueble (real property, from Latin immobilis). Rarely used outside professional or financial contexts.

Examples

"El mercado inmobiliario está en alza."

Natural Translation

The real-estate market is on the rise.

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