Utilisateur
housing
building
real estate
a proprety developer, a real-estate developer
a contractor, a builder
an architect
an estate agent, a realtor
a building-site, a construction site
scaffolding
the foundations
the farmework, the timber frame
building materials
a brick
slate
a roofing tile
cement
concrete
reinforced concrete
stone
marble
plaster
mortar
timber
a plank
to design
to build
to erect
dwellings
a house
a flat, an apartment
a block of flats, an apartment building
a tower, a high-rise
a skyscaper
council housing,public housing
a council flat / house, a public housing unit
a second home
a cottage
a detached house
a semi-detached house
a bungalow
a bedsit(ter), a studio apartement
a cabin
furnished rooms
the owner
the landlord, landlady
the tenant
the rent
a deposit, a guarantee
a removal
to own a house
to live, to dwell
the house
the roof
a wall
a partition (wall)
(wood) panelling
the ceiling
the floor
the façade, the front of the house
a window
a skylight
a blind
a shutter
a balcony
a terrace
a door
a doormat
a lock
a latch
a bolt
a hinge
a key
a bunch of keys
an intercom, a buzzer
a step
the (front) steps, the stoop
the strairs, the staircase
the stairwell, the stairway
a banister
a floor, a stor(e)y
a landing
a lift, an elevator
a beam
a chimney
to open // to shut, to close a door
to lock // to unlock a door
to bolt a door
for sale / to let
to let a house to somebody
to rent a house from somebody
to give notice to a tenant
to move out of a house / to move into a house
there's a housing shortage in the country
the mortgage rate is high
a house may be comfortable, cosy, fonctional, roomy (spacious, luxurious), shabby or dilapidated = ramshackle
a draughty / drafty house
the house needs a facelift
a thatched / tiled roof
they live upstairs / downstairs
the door was ajar