agentes de cambio en el mercardo inmobiliario
English translation: exchange agents/brokers in the real estate/property market...
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exchange agents/brokers in the real estate/property market... Explanation: Creo que se refiere a los operadores inmobiliarios o realtors... |
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stockbroker / (licensed) selling agent Explanation: Agentes de cambio are usually involved in the Stock Market, however....... el mercado inmobilario is the Rea Estate Market (US) or Property Market (UK); so to cover both........ I would list their title as a licensed selling agent............. If I had to pick one only in this context, I'd have to opt for Stockbrokers............. Hope this helps! -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 9 mins (2007-06-27 15:44:08 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- To combine Miguel's answer and mine, you could use something such as: Licensed Selling Agents or " Market Brokers"................... |
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estate agents - property brokers Explanation: In the UK the guy that sells your property, lies to the buyer about the amount of work necessary and how much money you will make on equity in six months is called a estate agent. You can recognize them because they look about 16 and they probably are! The companies and-or individuals selling and buying land, buildings etc, are property brokers. In this case because you are talking about 'agiotistas' which I imagine to be accionistas and economical background I think it is probably more likely to be property broker. |
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