"realty industry" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the real estate industry, for example: "The realty industry in this region has seen an increase in property values."
In the past five years that figure has grown to $142 billion, but it still pales in comparison with the size of the commercial realty industry.
The car subsidy is gone now, and even extending the home buying subsidy, as the realty industry lobby is pressing Congress to do, isn't going to induce that many more people to buy.
When there is little or no proportionality in the referral deal — say a broker or agent gets substantial sums of money but provides only vague services beyond the referral of customers — the arrangement is open to challenge, say realty industry legal experts.
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Without specifically mentioning Homestore.com, a spokeswoman for the Justice Department said it was "conducting an investigation into potentially anticompetitive conduct involving the online realty listing industry".
Industries from realty to construction and even trucking say they have lost business.
The fees are opposed by housing industry interest groups representing realty agents and title insurance companies; they have formed a group that is lobbying state and federal lawmakers to ban them.
Some in the film industry are optimistic that gritty realty is being taken up by filmmakers.
Tenant: Balco Industries Tenant Broker: David Chinitz, Park Place Realty Landlord: Long Island Industrial Group Landlord Brokers: Ted Trias, Ken Damiani and Tommy Tsiolis of Sutton & Edwards Inc./TCN Worldwide For Lease $32/sq.
After the slow death of the textile industry in the 80s and the moving away of manufacturing industries to other states which offered cheaper realty and an investment-friendly climate, Mumbai began to sink into a bog.
His donors from the industry included Aby Rosen ($23,000), principal of RFR Holding, a development and property management company; Rita Castagna ($50,000) of Castagna Realty; and Barry M. Gosin ($50,000), chief executive of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, a commercial real estate adviser.
