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English Spanish Real Estate Glossary
Apr. 26, 2006
Categorized in: Home Buying Tips
Tagged with: home buying tips, international real estate buyers, real estate glossary

English-Spanish Real Estate Glossary for Spanish-speaking real estate buyers

 

According to the 2005 Profile of International Home Buyers in Florida Survey sponsored by the Florida Associaton of Realtors®, one-third of the international buyers who purchased Florida real estate in 2005 were from South America, Central America and the Caribbean. 

 

For Spanish-speaking real estate buyers, real estate terminology can be challenging if not intimidating.  I just found a resource ideally suited for Spanish-speaking home buyers who are not yet completely fluent in English.  It is the Real Estate Center's English-Spanish Real Estate Glossary which defines, translates and explains 700 real estate terms in English and Spanish and it can be purchased either in book or CD-ROM format at a reasonable price. For more information, click here.

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