paradise: In the Old Testament, garden of delights where God placed Adam and Eve. Heaven, a place where the blessed enjoy the presence of God. In a theater, chicken coop.

cottage: Small rustic construction, of poor materials, intended for shelter or housing. Set of cattle of a farm, region, country, etc. Recua of horses to transport grain.

Log cabin: Small rustic construction, of poor materials, intended for shelter or housing. Set of cattle of a farm, region, country, etc. Recua of horses to transport grain.

duplex: A duplex is a construction that contains two independent houses. These houses can be joined in parallel or placed on top of each other. A duplex, therefore, has more than one floor or plant

bungalow: The bungalow, bungalow or bungalow is a style of house, usually single-story and with a gallery or porch in the front, although its characteristics may vary from one country to another. It is very popular on the outskirts of many

row house: A townhouse, also commonly called townhouse, is a single-family house that although built independently, has common perimeter sides with the adjoining houses, that is, it shares walls with the houses located on both sides.

tepee: Conical leather tent used as housing by the Prairie Indians of North America.

mansion: mansion. From lat. mansio, -ōnis. 1. f. Detention or stay in one part. 2. f. Dwelling, hostel. 3.

yurt: The yurt (from the Turkic languages) (Mongolian: Гэр; romanization: ger) 1 is a dwelling used by nomads in the steppes of Central Asia. Different peoples have used this type of housing since the Ancient Age.

Studio apartment: Effort that puts the understanding applying itself to know something. I work employed in learning and cultivating a science or art. Work of a certain length in which a certain issue is exposed and analyzed.

extraordinary: Spending added to the normal budget of a person, a family, and so on Number of a newspaper that is published for some extraordinary reason. Special mail that is dispatched urgently. FEMALE NAME

properties Property is the power that a person (natural or legal) has to dispose of an object. This, always within what the laws allow. That is, ownership is the attribution of an individual or company to own a certain asset, such as a prop

Real estate: It is that good that cannot be transported from one place to another, due to its characteristics, in such a way that if it were transported it would be destroyed or deteriorated, since it is part of the land. Examples