The Enterprise and Economic Development Glossary a resource of the .network library

real estate:

... immovable property which is basicly land and that which is affixed to it naturally or by construction. Real estate is a legal term of property rights in land or in something attached to it. Land as real estate means the ground and its immovable attachments to which there has been assigned a commercial value or to which there is otherwise a legal title held by an owner(s).

real estate as an industry classification or refereence to a business or profession is addressed an article from 1911 published on line as Real Estate - Introduction To Real Estate (source)

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The Enterprise and Economic Development Glossary a resource of the .network library

real estate industry:

... classification of the sector of an economy made up of enterprises and activities directly related to the creation of value of land and real property attachements by buying, selling, leasing, financing, and/or developing it; a type of business classification typically thought of in terms of brokers, investors and developers; however, there are commercial and industrial real estate asset management specialists within entereprises that don't buy and sell property as their primary income producing activity. The real estate industry is prominent in the enterprise and economic development process. See the definitions of real estate site and site selection.

There are various associations of people who work in commercial and industrial real estate. For examples, see IAMC (Industrial Asset Management Council) and CoreNet Global (Corporate Real Estate Network—see the definition of corporate real estate executive).

real estate buffer is an area of land that shields or protects by hindering or discouraging passage, preventing trespass, or obstructing view. It may for example, be land with a fence or other man-made barrier, or it may be dedicated green space (see the definition of green space above) left in a natural state. The development of real estate sites (see the definition of real estate site above) in an area may require that a specified amount of land be dedicated as a buffer. In places where there is concern for balancing development and protecting the environment, green buffers or natural buffers may be specified..

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property rights:

... are rules about things that can be appropriated in a manner such that a party or parties has exclusive right to sell, lease, consume, or otherwise dispense with as ... allowed of people or owed to people, according to some legal system, social convention, or ethical theory (source of quote). The .network definition of real estate has a link to its definition of property along with a link to to the definition of property rights in the Ayn Rand Lexicon which starts out by stating the ... source of all rights—and the right to property is their only implementation. Without property rights, no other rights are possible (source of quote).

FYI: The Conceptual Index at the Aynrandlexicon.com website groups topics under the several headings including general, philosophy, and economics. The latter may be of interest of those who use the Enterprise and Economic Development Glossary, for example, economic growth.

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