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5 | (real estate) fixtures |
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5 | property facilities |
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4 | on-site facilities ........ |
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on-site facilities ........ Explanation: or maybe on-site buildings, depending on context. NB. "Grundstuck" can also be a building plot. |
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(real estate) fixtures Explanation: These are the immovable additions to a plot of land which cannot be removed without destroying the estate. As your "Einrichtungen" are subject to linear depreciation, I think this is the term. There are others, depending on the region (British, American, Australien, etc.): dependency of an estate, part and pertinent, quasi realty Reference: http://www.homeowners.com/dictionary.html Eichborn, Writschaft und Wirtschaftsrecht |
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property facilities Explanation: Dawn, This sentence definitely deals with real estate. Common terminology: Grundstück = property Einrichtung = facility You can check out some websites to give you further inside: http://www.airport85.com.au/Property_Facilities.htm http://www.investukasia.org/faq/faq007.htm http://www.highways.gov.uk/info/procure/pfm/ Procurement:Property Facilities Management Contracts The following pages list the property facilities management contracts which the Agency expects to let this financial year and those contracts which have been awarded but are still running. If you wish to obtain further information about any of the contracts listed in the following pages, you can e-mail Project Manager direct. Details are as follows: Property Facilities Management (updated July 2001) I hope this helps! Experience translating real estate terminology |
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