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NDAs are used in real estate to protect the confidentiality of sensitive information during transactions and when disclosing trade secrets.

IP clauses in real estate contracts address ownership, use, and transfer of intellectual property related to a property or transaction.

License agreements are crucial when using third-party intellectual property, such as software for property management, in the real estate sector.

Industrial design rights can protect the aesthetic design characteristics of functional items used in real estate, such as fixtures and furnishings.

Trademarks can be used to protect the brand identity of real estate companies and properties.

Trade secrets may include proprietary methods of real estate investment, financing strategies, or software for property management.

Trade dress involves the visual appearance of a property that signifies its source; it can include building layout, style, and décor to establish a unique brand presence.

Copyrights protect architectural designs and original works of authorship related to real estate development.

In the context of real estate, moral rights protect the personal connection between an architect or designer and their work, including how it is used or modified.