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Delegated in the 2012 new gTLD round, .properties gives the real estate industry a dedicated slice of the domain namespace, run by a single corporate entity.

#RegistrarRegistrationRenewalTransfer5-Year Cost10-Year Cost
1Sav Cheapest$5.49$34.52$34.52$143.57$316.17Visit
2Dynadot$6.10$35.53$35.53$148.22$325.87Visit
3Porkbun$6.18$34.50$34.50$144.18$316.68Visit
4Regery$6.49$35.99$35.99$150.45$330.40Visit
5INWX$6.55$61.20$61.20$251.35$557.35Visit
6Hostinger$7.19$45.19$7.19$187.95$413.90Visit
7Truehost$8.95$51.21$39.26$213.79$469.84Visit
8EuroDNS$10.13$63.55$63.55$264.33$582.08Visit
9Name.com$10.99$54.99$54.99$230.95$505.90Visit
10Spaceship$14.17$34.36$34.36$151.61$323.41Visit
11GoDaddy$14.19$66.19$66.19$278.95$609.90Visit
12Cosmotown$15.17$32.82$32.82$146.45$310.55Visit
13Above.com$15.29$33.22$33.22$148.17$314.27Visit
14All Domains$15.54$45.51$45.51$197.58$425.13Visit
15Namecheap$15.98$48.48$44.98$209.90$452.30Visit
16OVHcloud$16.17$38.59$37.89$170.53$363.48Visit
17NameSilo$17.99$39.99$36.99$177.95$377.90Visit
18Gname$19.99$45.99$45.99$203.95$433.90Visit
19Netim$20.50$50.00$33.00$220.50$470.50Visit
20Directnic$26.99$51.99$51.99$234.95$494.90Visit
21eDomains$30.00$30.00$30.00$150.00$300.00Visit
22Cloudflare$30.20$30.20$30.20$151.00$302.00Visit
23Blacknight$31.06$48.82$48.82$226.34$470.44Visit
24Infomaniak$32.13$32.13$32.13$160.65$321.30Visit
25NameBright$33.00$33.00$33.00$165.00$330.00Visit
26DreamHost$34.99$34.99$34.99$174.95$349.90Visit
27Hello.co$34.99$34.99$34.99$174.95$349.90Visit
28Epik$37.95$37.95$37.95$189.75$379.50Visit
29Crazy Domains$38.99$38.99$38.99$194.95$389.90Visit
30UK2$39.71$39.71$39.71$198.55$397.10Visit
31Marcaria$42.00$42.00$42.00$210.00$420.00Visit
32MrDomain$43.23$43.23$43.23$216.15$432.30Visit
33123 Reg$43.54$43.54$43.54$217.70$435.40Visit
34Gandi$44.05$95.98$37.32$427.97$907.87Visit
35Internet.bs$45.53$45.53$38.23$227.65$455.30Visit
36OnlyDomains$45.99$51.49$51.49$251.95$509.40Visit
37Regtons$46.99$46.99$46.99$234.95$469.90Visit
38101domain$53.67$62.17$53.67$302.35$613.20Visit
39Squarespace$55.00$55.00$55.00$275.00$550.00Visit
40Hover$55.19$55.19$55.19$275.95$551.90Visit
41IONOS$56.00$56.00$56.00$280.00$560.00Visit
42Moniker$58.01$65.19$58.01$318.77$644.72Visit

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A Single Sponsor's Quiet Stewardship

Unlike legacy domains that passed through multiple custodians, .properties has had exactly one sponsor since its delegation on January 30, 2014: Binky Moon, LLC. Binky Moon is a wholly owned subsidiary of Identity Digital, a registry operator with a large portfolio of new gTLDs. The domain's entire operational story is tied to this corporate structure — no governmental oversight, no community-based governance, just a commercial registry making calls on policy and pricing.

The 2012 Round's Real Estate Cluster

.properties didn't appear in a vacuum. It was part of ICANN's 2012 new gTLD program, which unleashed a wave of niche extensions. For real estate, that wave included .realestate, .realty, .property, .apartments, and .condos — each vying for the same pool of agents, brokers, and listing platforms. What distinguishes .properties is its plurality: the word suggests a portfolio or collection, appealing to companies managing multiple listings or investment holdings, whereas a singular term like .property might suit a single agent more naturally.

Pricing from Budget to Premium

The market for .properties registrations shows an unusual pricing spread. Among the 42 registrars offering this TLD, the cheapest is Sav at around $5.49 — a tenth of what the most expensive registrar charges at $58.01. That's a drastic gap compared to more commoditized extensions. A buyer shopping purely on price can secure .properties at a bargain rate, while those going through premium channels pay significantly more. This spread suggests the domain hasn't settled into a uniform pricing norm, leaving room for deal hunters — but also signaling inconsistent value across sellers.

Who Actually Needs This Suffix

Because .properties is a generic top-level domain, anyone can register names — there are no restrictions on who gets to use it. That said, its descriptive power is strongest for real estate businesses: property managers, investment firms, and listing aggregators. The word 'properties' carries a plural, asset-oriented connotation, making it a natural fit for companies that oversee multiple units. Yet that specificity is also a limitation: outside real estate, the term has little pull. But within the industry, it offers a memorable address that instantly signals the sector. As with .realestate and .realty, it lets a business craft a niche URL — though .properties' broader plural term may be less immediately self-explanatory to the average buyer.

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