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 In real estate, land is defined as the earth's surface extending downward to the center of the earth and upward to infinity. It includes all naturally occurring elements within these boundaries, such as soil, rocks, water, and vegetation. 

 Retail space refers to commercial properties specifically designed and used for selling consumer goods and services directly to the public. This sector typically performs strongly due to a supply shortage of available space, driving demand for "experiential" and convenience-oriented retail centers. 

 An office building is a commercial property specifically designed and constructed to accommodate businesses, organizations, or individuals for professional purposes, providing workspaces for employees and facilitating professional interactions. 

 Industrial space refers to commercial properties used for the production, storage, and distribution of goods. It remains one of the strongest real estate sectors due to the ongoing expansion of e-commerce, the rise of domestic manufacturing (onshoring), and the massive infrastructure needs of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
 

Mixed-use properties are real estate developments that integrate multiple uses—typically residential, commercial, retail, office, and sometimes cultural or industrial functions—within a single building or a defined area. These properties are central to urban planning as they foster vibrant, walkable, "live-work-play" communities that prioritize convenience and sustainable density.

 A co-op (short for housing cooperative) is a unique form of property ownership where residents do not own their specific unit. Instead, they own shares in a corporation that owns the entire building.