
- October15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 19
Real Estate Jargon
Tip:
When you're reading real estate ads,an interpreter can be a big help. Acronymslike "AEK" (all-electric kitchen) or"CAC" (central air conditioning) can bedaunting, but it's the code words thatcan create real confusion. Does "cozy"mean a small house or a tiny one?"Charming" can mean many differentthings, but it usually means the house isolder and may need some "TLC"(another code word for a house thatneeds a lot of work). "Convenient" maymean just that, or it may mean that thehouse is on a high-traffic street or tooclose to the center of town. Deleteall the adjectives from a real estate adand you're left with the really importantfacts—location, size, and price.
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