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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- a tropical paradise

Properties- an object or objects that belong to someone

Noun- Both books have "Government property" stamped inside them.

Extraordinary- very unusual, special, unexpected, or strange

Adjective- Her voice had an extraordinary hypnotic quality.

Yurt- a type of round tent with a wooden frame, used traditionally as a home by some Central Asian people, and now sometimes used for camping in Western countries

Noun- I have never seen a yurt in my country

Tepee- a type of tent in the shape of a cone made from animal skins that was the traditional shelter of some Native Americans

Noun- it is said that the Indians lived in this type of houses

Studio apartment- an apartment that is only used to study or work

Noun- many students use the studio apartments

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

Noun- the row houses have the same architectural design just different colors

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

Noun- He went to work on a 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- motor homes are rare to see in my country

Mansion- a very large, expensive house

Noun- The street is lined with enormous mansions where the rich and famous live

Log cabin- a small house made from tree trunks

Noun- the log cabin is common to see in the forest

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

Noun- igloos must be quite cold inside

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

Noun- In new orleans it is common to see houses of this type

Duplex- a pair of small houses on a single floor that are joined together

Noun- In the United States it is very common to see that they are duplex

Cottage- a small house, usually in the countryside

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

Chalet- a small, wooden house found in the mountains and used esp. by people on vacation

Noun- with my family we rent a chalet for vacations

Cave- a large hole in the side of a hill, cliff, or mountain, or one that is underground

Noun- She was crushed in a freak accident in a cave in France.

Bungalow- a house that usually has only one storey (= level), sometimes with a smaller upper storey set in the roof and windows that come out from the roof

Noun- There were small, white bungalows dotted over the hillside.

Apartment- a set of rooms for living in, especially on one floor of a building

Noun- I'll give you the keys to my apartment.