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I didn't go after any 'estate' names, but I did pick up some others, and lost a few. I'll start a new thread to complement this one.
 
picked up area(dot)estate.
pretty nice considering adding cities for the subdomains
 
i got
north
northamerica
south
panamacity
holiday(in reg.process)
dot ESTATE
 
I couldn't think of anything to go with the extension. Maybe "my" but I'd need to buy an estate first

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For the less versed in English: estate != real estate.
 
I spoke to some folks whose mother tongue isn't English; they treated the extension as 'gold', believing it's 'real estate' and registered a ton of geodomains.

In the US, an estate is primarily the cumulative property left behind by someone who has deceased, and much less of a reference to land and buildings.

Also, dot .realestate is coming out as well, so keep that in mind before spending all your cash.
 
My domains are my estate ;)
Kinda redundant in fact...
 
List of .estate domains

Google Search: site:*.estate

You can do the same for other gTLDs.

itseemsthat.guru has the most reg'd so far :D
 
Actually, you don't need the "*" in the front. However, using that method the results are off, for example there are 8585 .estate domains in the zone file, and 8420 when using site:.estate; there are 14,372 for .bike in the zone file, and site:.bike returns 20,700 due to duplicate page results.
 
I snagged

SoCal.estate
Bay.estate

I focused on those couple purely because everything in Southern California is so hot in damn near every market and, as far as bay is concerned, I am currently in the San Francisco Bay area for a few more months. This place is spectacular. But the domain lends itself to so many hacks and secondary markets.
 
Neither. The best would be (Name).realestate
 
Neither. The best would be (Name).realestate
I agree with that, but as far as the 2 examples shown above, does anyone think either or both are more effective for search and marketing?
 
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