The phrase "a realty" is not correct or commonly used in written English.
A more appropriate term would be "real estate" or "property." Here is an example of how to use these terms: "I am looking to buy a piece of real estate in the city." "We have multiple properties available for rent in this area."
Two-bedroom apartments in two-family homes or above stores along Broadway rent for an average of $850 a month, according to Arthur A. Gross, a broker-appraiser with Stern & Dragoset Inc., a realty company in neighboring Woodbridge.
A handsome, obviously wealthy man, the owner of a realty company, has joined the group.
The bride's father also operates a realty appraisal and consulting business there.
One float, for example, sponsored by a realty company, carried dozens of people dressed in traditional Indian costume.
Instead, Jaroch has been busy in a small strip mall in North Tampa, next to a Serbian massage-therapy parlor and downstairs from a realty office.
In general, said Charles Grayson, owner of a realty agency called 27 Huis Makelaars, prices have dropped around 10 percent since the height of the market in 2008.
LATER ON, looking for another assessment, I called James McLauchlen, who runs a small realty firm a few blocks from the mansion on Captain's Neck Lane.
We found an apartment through a different realty company located in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, another area known for young people, artists, and a liberal environment.
For us, this is not just a debate, it is a new realty we are obligated to deal with.
Fred S. Weintraub, a principal in A & J Realty with Jason C. Rauch, bought the Holbrook property more than a year ago because of its "strategic location" near the airport.
The Walt Disney Co. : What began as a small film studio located in the rear of a Los Angeles realty office some 84 years ago has grown into an entertainment empire, and one of the most recognizable corporations in the world.
