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| Comfort zone
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The range of temperatures, humidities and air velocities at which the greatest percentage of people feel comfortable. The range of temperatures over which the majority of persons feel comfortable (neither too hot nor too cold). |
| Commercial acre
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An acre of property zoned for business income-producing purposes. |
| Commercial bank
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A financial institution, providing business loans, credit cards, checking and saving accounts, etc. Commercial banks are the largest financial intermediaries directly involved in the financing of real estate. |
| Commercial broker
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Real estate broker who specializes in the listing and selling of commercial property such as businesses, industrial, apartments, office buildings, etc. |
| Commercial building
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A building with more than 50 percent of its floor space used for commercial activities, which include stores, offices, schools, churches, libraries, museums, health care facilities, warehouses, and government buildings except those on military bases. |
| Commercial heater
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Water heaters used for more than a single-family dwelling. |
| Commercial listing
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Lists of business properties. |
| Commercial portland cement grout
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A mixture of portland cement with other ingredients to produce a water-resistant, dense, uniformly colored material. |
| Commercial property
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Business property, such as office buildings, medical centers, hotels, stores, etc., which are intended to operate with a profit. |
| Commercial real estate
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Real estate usable in a trade or business. |
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