realty

[ree-uh l-tee, reel-] /ˈri əl ti, ˈril-/

noun

real property or real estate.

Origin

1400-50; late Middle English realte. See real¹, -ty²

Examples from the web for realty

To blame, or to make responsible one of another is to run out of realty.
Earlier involvement of realty staff in the project development process.
Underground storage tanks are normally considered realty, are paid for as part of the real estate, and are not moved.

British Dictionary definitions for realty

/ˈrɪəltɪ/

noun

another term for real property

Word Origin and History for realty

1660s, "real estate," from earlier meaning (1540s) "real possession," earlier "reality" (mid-15c.), from real (adj.) + -ty (2). Cf. reality.