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Housing in Arabic: Words & Phrases

Quick answer: The most useful Arabic words for housing are القيمة المساحية (Cadastral / Assessed value), رهن (Encumbrance / Lien / Pledge) and بيع على الخريطة (Off-plan sale). The full Arabic housing phrase list with example sentences is below.

The essential Arabic vocabulary for housing, with example sentences and English translations. This is B2 (Upper Intermediate) material — exactly the kind of practical language you need when you're learning Arabic to live, work, or settle abroad.

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Key housing vocabulary

ArabicEnglish
القيمة المساحيةCadastral / Assessed value
رهنEncumbrance / Lien / Pledge
بيع على الخريطةOff-plan sale
حساب ضمانEscrow account
وثائق تقنيةTechnical documentation
جمعية ملاكHomeowners' association
صيانة كبرىMajor maintenance / Capital repair
رخصة المبنىBuilding permit / Technical passport
حق الملكيةOwnership right / Title
ارتفاقEasement / Servitude
تعاونية سكنيةHousing cooperative
إعادة توطينResettlement

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