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What is a .realestate domain name?
A .realestate domain is a generic top-level domain (TLD) built to give real estate professionals a clear, industry-specific web address. Brokerages, independent agents, property managers and real estate marketplaces can put it to work.
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Free .realestate domain hosting
Host your .realestate domain with Wix and skip the extra hosting bill, your site goes live right away.
Free SSL and security
Every .realestate site gets SSL encryption and security monitoring built in, at no extra cost.
24/7 support
Get help any time of day from the Wix support team, whenever a question about your .realestate site comes up.
Custom email address
Set up a professional inbox that matches your .realestate domain, like you@yourbrand.realestate.
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Search for your .realestate domain
Use the Wix domain search to check if the .realestate name you want is available. Try a few variations if the first one is taken.
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Compare your options
Look at the available .realestate names alongside other extensions before you decide which address fits best.
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Register it in a few clicks
Add your .realestate domain and your details to complete domain registration. Available domains go to whoever registers first.
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Connect it to your site
Point your new .realestate domain at your Wix site, and Wix handles the hosting, the SSL and the DNS for you.
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.realestate domain FAQ
Who is a .realestate domain for?
A .realestate domain is for anyone buying, selling, managing or financing property: agents, brokerages, property managers, private sellers and mortgage lenders. It is backed by the National Association of REALTORS, which launched it with its registry partner in 2018.
The name covers the whole field, from homes and condos to commercial space and land. That makes it a good fit for a team or brokerage that handles more than one type of property.
Do I have to be a REALTOR to register a .realestate domain?
No, you do not have to be a REALTOR or a member of the National Association of REALTORS to register a .realestate domain. NAR's own launch announcement says the extension is free of NAR affiliation requirements and available to the general public.
That is the key difference from .realtor, which only NAR members and affiliates can hold. An agent who is not an NAR member can use .realestate without any membership check.
Will I own my .realestate domain or license it?
Depending on where you buy it, a .realestate domain can be registered to you or held by the registry under a license. The registry's own license agreement says it is the registrant of most .realestate names sold through its site.
If you are building a long-term brand on the name, check who is listed as registrant before you buy. A WHOIS lookup after purchase confirms it.
Are there rules about what goes on a .realestate site?
Yes, .realestate sites follow the registry's acceptable use rules, and the registrant is responsible for Fair Housing Act and ADA compliance on the site. Those are laws agents already work under, so the domain adds no new ones.
Your state's advertising rules still apply too. Texas, for example, requires real estate advertising to include the broker's name, and a website counts.
Is .realestate the same as .realty?
No, .realestate and .realty are separate extensions that describe the same business, and ICANN classes .realty as a regulated string while .realestate is not on that list. Neither checks a license at checkout.
Pick the term your market and your brand already use, since both read clearly to buyers and sellers.
Is .realestate a better fit than .property for a single listing?
No, .property is often the better fit for a single listing, while .realestate suits the agent or brokerage behind it. A standalone address for one home, such as the street name plus .property, keeps the focus on that listing.
An agent can use both: the brokerage on .realestate and short-lived listing sites on .property.
Does a .realestate domain show that I am licensed?
No, a .realestate domain does not show that you hold a real estate license, since no license is checked at registration. Clients and regulators will look for your license number and brokerage details on the site itself.
List those clearly in the footer or on the contact page. It builds trust and helps you meet your state's disclosure rules for advertising.