coastal property
/kōˈstäl prɒpərti/ · coastal prop·er·ty
noun
- A piece of land or a building located along a sea or ocean, often with direct access to the water. The coastal property in Malibu offered breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean.
- A real estate development or investment focused on properties located along a sea or ocean, often with the goal of generating rental income or selling the properties at a profit. The company's coastal property portfolio was valued at millions of dollars.
Synonyms
beachfront propertyoceanfront propertywaterfront propertyseaside propertymaritime propertycoastal estate
Antonyms
Did you know? Coastal properties are often subject to unique environmental and regulatory challenges, such as coastal erosion and zoning restrictions, which can impact their value and desirability.