An ending for homes, land, and the work of building - local by nature.
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.place costs $32 to register with us and $32 to renew, at our registrar's own rate with nothing added. .place is a domain ending in the property family. Property is a local, high-value, trust-heavy category, and an address that names it is doing useful work in a market where most enquiries start with a search rather than a name.
The ending is the part after the dot: the .place in example.place. Property endings let an agency, a developer, or a trade describe itself in the address, which is worth more here than in most categories because buyers and renters rarely arrive knowing who they want to deal with.
The category is also unusually local. Almost every property business serves a defined area, and almost every enquiry combines the service with a place, so the name usually has to carry both.
Every figure here is read from our registrar, not typed into this page, and is the total for one registration term rather than a per-year rate. A name can still carry premium pricing set by its registry - the amount shown at checkout is the one that applies.
Our registrar has not published a registrant rule for .place, so we will not claim there is none - "not published" and "no requirements" are different statements and only one of them is ours to make. What we collect and submit is the standard contact set, and our registrar lists .place as one it will register for us today, so checkout is open. If a registry does turn out to want more, a registration can be refused - worth knowing before you build a brand on the name.
This is a read on one group of endings - property and building - rather than on .place alone. Endings for homes, land, and the trades that build them. The price, the registry term and the registrant requirements on this page are .place’s own, read live from our registrar.
An agency or independent agent. The address states the business in a market where people search by category first.
A specific development or building. One project with its own address is far easier to market than a page inside a corporate site.
A trade that builds or maintains. Trades are found by what they do; an address that says it is doing part of the work.
Listings and rentals. If the inventory is the product, the ending describes the inventory.
Property is a category where people are cautious with large sums, and caution favours the familiar. An unusual ending is a small extra thing to explain at exactly the moment a client is deciding whether to trust you with a transaction - worth it if the name is genuinely better, not worth it if you are only avoiding a hyphen.
Watch the scope too. An ending tied to one property type or one activity gets in the way when the business broadens, and property businesses broaden often.
Against the 17 endings we group under property and building, .place is the 4th most expensive of them per year at $32 - the group runs from $3.49 to $126 a year. Our grouping, our registrar's live prices, compared per year so a multi-year term cannot flatter itself.
Included with every .place - never an add-on. More on WHOIS privacy.
Some names carry premium pricing set by the registry, well above the standard rate for that extension. Just Domain doesn't register premium names - search will tell you when a name is one.
The endings closest to .place on price inside property and building. Our grouping, our registrar’s live prices, shown per year so a multi-year term can’t flatter itself. Each one has its own page.
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Facts reviewed 2026-08-19
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