Phrase
“Would you like to arrange a viewing?”
Meaning
Would you like to schedule a visit to see the property?
When to use it
Use this question to invite a client to see a property.
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“The apartment features an open-plan living area.”
Open-plan describes a space where the kitchen, dining room and living room are connected without dividing walls.
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Four practical sections for your everyday work with international clients.
Real Estate Vocabulary
Learn practical words for properties, locations, features and everyday work.
Open vocabulary →Real Estate Terms
Understand professional terminology through clear explanations and examples.
Open glossary →English Phrases
Find useful expressions for enquiries, viewings and client follow-ups.
Open phrases →Learning Resources
Explore practical guides, worksheets, sample dialogues and email templates.
Open resources →Learn Step by Step: From Zero to Pro
Start from the very beginning or pick up where you are. Every level teaches the English you actually need at work — not random general English.
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A1
Start
Your first words for work — even if you’ve never studied English.
Greetings · numbers and prices · property types · rooms
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A2
Basic
Handle simple conversations and messages with clients.
Arranging viewings · describing the area · WhatsApp messages
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B1
Confident
Run a property viewing on your own.
Showing a property · answering questions · client emails
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B2
Professional
Negotiate and explain the details of a deal.
Prices and offers · objections · mortgages · contract terms
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C1
Pro
Work freely on the international market.
Presentations · complex negotiations · investment and legal topics
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English for Everyday Real Estate Situations
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Describing a PropertyA1–B1 Features, size and condition
- “It’s a bright two-bedroom apartment with a sea view.”
- “The property has been fully renovated.”
Arranging a ViewingA2 Dates, times and meeting points
- “When would be a good time for you to see the property?”
- “Shall we meet at the main entrance at 3 pm?”
Showing a PropertyB1 Guiding clients room by room
- “Let me show you the master bedroom.”
- “As you can see, there’s plenty of storage space.”
Answering Client QuestionsB1 Clear, confident replies
- “That’s a great question — let me check and get back to you today.”
- “The monthly maintenance fee is around 200 euros.”
Discussing Prices and OffersB2 Negotiation basics
- “The asking price is 350,000 euros.”
- “I’ll pass your offer on to the seller.”
Writing Emails and Follow-UpsA2–B2 Professional messages
- “Thank you for viewing the property today.”
- “Please let me know if you have any further questions.”
Real Estate English in Practice
A phrase, what it means, and when to use it.
Phrase
“The property is within walking distance of the beach.”
Meaning
You can easily walk from the property to the beach.
When to use it
Use it to highlight a convenient location when describing a property.
English for Property Viewings
Get a free practical guide with useful phrases, a sample agent–client dialogue and a short practice activity.
- Phrases for welcoming clients
- Expressions for describing property features
- A sample agent–buyer dialogue
- A short practice activity with answers
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Latest Learning Resources
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Essential Vocabulary for Describing an Apartment
Key words for layout, features and condition — with example sentences.
Preview · coming soonFreehold vs Leasehold: Meaning and Examples
What each term means and how to explain the difference to a client.
Preview · coming soonHow to Arrange a Property Viewing in English
Step-by-step phrases for calls, messages and confirming details.
Preview · coming soonAbout English for Real Estate
English for Real Estate is an educational resource for agents and property professionals who communicate with English-speaking clients.
Our focus is practical language: describing properties, answering questions, arranging viewings and following up with clients — step by step, from A1 to C1.