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real estate: property in the form of land or buildings

Noun: We're going to buy a piece of real estate

paradise: a place or condition of great happiness where everything is exactly as you would like it to be

Noun: His idea of paradise is to spend the day lying on the beach

properties: an object or objects that belong to someone

Noun: The club does not accept responsibility for loss of or damage to club members' personal property.

extraordinary: very unusual, special, unexpected, or strange

Noun: He told the extraordinary story of his escape.

Yurt: a circular tent of felt or skins on a framework of poles, used by nomads in Central Asia

Noun: Yurts are now used for camping in some Western countries

teepee: a cone-shaped tent made with animal skins or canvas on a frame of poles

Noun: Teepees were used by Native Americans who lived on the plains

Studio apartment: an apartment with only one room, a bathroom, and a kitchen area

Noun: We'll get a studio apartment somewhere

Row house: a house in a city that is joined to others like it on either side

Noun: They are living in little row houses, they are tending little postage-stamp lawns.

ranch: a very large farm on which animals are kept, especially in North and South America

Noun: a cattle ranch

motor home: a large motor vehicle that is designed to be lived in while travelling. It contains cooking equipment, one or more beds, and sometimes a toilet.

Noun: my friend lives in a motor home

Mansion: a very large, expensive house

Noun: I would like to live in a mansion

log cabin: a small house made from tree trunks

Noun: I live in a log cabin

igloo: a circular house made of blocks of hard snow, especially as built by the Inuit people of northern North America

Noun: I would never live in an igloo

Houseboat: a boat that people use as their home, often kept in one place on a river or canal

Noun: I live in a houseboat

Duplex: a set of rooms for living in that are on two floors of a building

Noun: Last year the average single-family house in the neighborhood was valued at $30,095 and the average duplex at $45,964.

Cottage: a small house, usually in the countryside

Noun: They live in an idyllic country/thatched cottage, with roses around the door.

Chalet: a wooden house or cottage with a sloping roof typically in the Alps

Noun: A chalet is a traditional house in the mountains of Switzerland

Cave: an underground chamber in a hillside or cliff with an opening

Noun: Caves are often carved out of rocks over a long time by wind or water

Bungalow: A small house with only one story

Noun: Bungalows are often built near beaches or lakes

Apartment: a dwelling or living space that is part of a larger building

Noun: Julian has just bought an apartment overlooking Central Park