How to Say “Realtor” in Spanish

agente inmobiliario
/aˌxente immobiˈljaɾjo/masculine
The English phrase "realtor" is translated into Spanish as agente inmobiliario. Wiktionary also lists fideicomisario.
Meaning: dealer in real estate (noun)

Ways to say it

“realtor” in Spanish
Spanish IPA Note
agente inmobiliario /aˌxente immobiˈljaɾjo/ masculine
fideicomisario /fideikomiˈsaɾjo/ masculine

Agente inmobiliario is the standard and most common way to refer to a realtor in most Spanish-speaking countries.

What does it mean word for word?

The term is composed of agente (agent) and inmobiliario (relating to real estate/property).

Which one should you use?

While fideicomisario may appear in some contexts, it specifically refers to a "trustee" in a legal sense rather than a general real estate agent.

Is it said differently in some regions?

Asesor/a Inmobiliario/a is commonly used in Mexico, Argentina and some Central American countries. In Colombia, the term Comisionista de Bienes Raíces is commonly used.

How does it change in a sentence?

The masculine form is agente inmobiliario. To refer to a female realtor, use the feminine form agente inmobiliaria.

How do you pronounce it?

/aˌxente immobiˈljaɾjo/

Did you know?

  • The word inmobiliario comes from mueble (furniture) with the prefix in- (not), literally meaning 'not movable'.
  • In many Latin American countries, you might hear the term corredor de propiedades instead of agente inmobiliario. This term translates literally to 'property runner' or 'broker'.
  • While an English 'realtor' is a specific trademarked term in the US, the Spanish terms like agente inmobiliario are general descriptions of the profession and carry no such trademark status.

Examples in context

  • Tom es un agente inmobiliario.
    Tom is a realtor.
    This sentence is useful for identifying someone's profession using agente inmobiliario.
    Tatoeba #9392990 by ignacio, translation #1414974 by Spamster
  • No confies en ese agente inmobiliario, es un garca.
    Don't trust that realtor. He's evil.
    This sentence is useful for expressing distrust toward a specific agente inmobiliario.
    Tatoeba #5124615 by ecorralest101, translation #5131210 by honestlang
  • El agente inmobiliario me ayudó a encontrar la casa perfecta.
    The realtor helped me find the perfect house.
  • Ella es una corredora de bienes raíces muy exitosa.
    She is a very successful realtor.
  • El gestor inmobiliario nos brindó asesoramiento profesional.
    The real estate agent provided us with professional advice.
  • El asesor inmobiliario me mostró varias opciones en la ciudad.
    The real estate advisor showed me various options in the city.
  • Necesito un promotor inmobiliario para vender mi casa.
    I need a real estate promoter to sell my house.
  • El comisionista de bienes raíces nos dio una tasación precisa.
    The real estate agent gave us an accurate appraisal.
  • El agente inmobiliario nos ayudó mucho.
    The realtor helped us a lot.

Example conversation

Sofía and Alejandro are discussing a house they want to buy.

  1. Sofía

    Alejandro, ¿conoces a un buen agente inmobiliario?
    Alejandro, do you know a good realtor?
  2. Alejandro

    Sí, mi primo es un agente inmobiliario muy profesional.
    Yes, my cousin is a very professional realtor.
  3. Sofía

    ¡Qué bien! Por favor, pásame su número.
    That's great! Please give me his number.
  4. Alejandro

    Claro, te lo envío ahora mismo.
    Sure, I'll send it to you right now.

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