immobiliare

real-estate

adjective eem-moh-bee-lee-AH-reh Less Common

Origin: from 'immobile' (immovable property)

Also means

property (adj.)

Usage Note

Immobiliare describes anything to do with real estate, as in agenzia immobiliare (estate agency) or mercato immobiliare (property market). As a feminine noun un'immobiliare means a real-estate company.

Examples

"Lavora in un'agenzia immobiliare."

Natural Translation

She works at a real-estate agency.

Literal Translation

She-works in a-agency real-estate.

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