Federal obligations in other activities related to real estate (NAICS 531390)

Residual real-estate services at $715.2M

Federal agencies buy real-estate support that does not fit the named lessor or property-manager titles—appraisal-adjacent work, listing and transaction support, and other residual 531390 activities. Tagged obligations sum to $715.2M on 799 awards. The figure is not square footage and not a count of parcels.

Lessors of nonresidential buildings except miniwarehouses (531120) and residential property managers (531311) are named neighbors. $715.2M follows the 531390 residual. Packet facts are the dollar total and the 799 count. Address lists are not in the harvest.

799 awards and a high-ticket average

Seven hundred ninety-nine awards against $715.2M averages about $895,000 per action. That size fits multi-site real-estate vehicles better than a single appraisal invoice. Task orders still increment 799, so the count is not unique firms and not unique properties.

With fewer than 800 actions carrying $715.2M, concentration is likely. Amount sort on the industry hub shows whether a few large rows dominate. Treat the average as a divider, not a typical closing fee.

Appraisal-adjacent and transaction-support work is the kind of residual that lands in 531390. $715.2M on 799 awards is that leftover class, not rent. Lessors stay in 531120. Inspectors stay in 541350. Parcel IDs are not in the harvest and are not invented here.

Residual services versus lessors and managers

531390 is other real-estate activities. 531120 is nonresidential lessors. 531311 is residential property managers. Building inspection services (541350) are a professional-service neighbor. Dual-role firms can be tagged either way. $715.2M stays with 531390 on 799 tagged actions.

Cite the extract as $715.2M in USAspending contract obligations tagged to NAICS 531390, other activities related to real estate, on 799 awards. The packet has no fiscal year. Live tables can shift; the harvested pair remains $715.2M and 799.

Committed real-estate support

Service contracts often obligate a ceiling and pay as tasks are accepted. $715.2M is committed value on 799 tagged actions, not cash already paid for every assignment. Cancellations de-obligate. Outlays track payments separately.

Mis-tags appear when an award mixes residual real-estate support with actual leasing. Keep $715.2M on 531390 as recorded, then read the 799 descriptions. This overlay does not merge lessor or property-manager dollars into the residual cell.

Opening the 531390 rows

The other activities related to real estate industry page lists the 799 awards behind $715.2M. The all-industries directory opens lessor, property-manager, and inspection codes without combining those totals here. Source: USAspending.gov contract awards.

Assistance without NAICS remains outside even when a grant funds similar housing work. Internal links on this file point only to the 531390 industry page and the all-industries directory.

Residual real-estate activities are not leases of office buildings and not residential property management. $715.2M on 799 awards is the 531390 leftover class. Building inspection (541350) is a professional-service neighbor. Square footage is not in the packet. The about $895,000 average on 799 actions is a concentration signal, not a closing fee. Source: USAspending.gov.

Residual real-estate services versus landlords and managers

Real-estate contracting splits among lessors, managers, inspectors, and a residual 531390 class. $715.2M on 799 awards is that residual. Nonresidential lessors (531120), residential property managers (531311), and building inspection (541350) stay on their own hubs. Square footage and parcel lists are not in the packet.

The about $895,000 average on 799 actions signals concentration. Amount sort on the other activities related to real estate industry page shows whether a few large rows dominate $715.2M. Task orders increment 799 without incrementing unique firms.

Cite $715.2M in USAspending contract obligations tagged to NAICS 531390, other activities related to real estate, on 799 awards. Dollars are obligations, not outlays. Assistance awards may not carry NAICS. No fiscal year is in the packet. Internal links are the 531390 hub and the all-industries directory. Source: USAspending.gov contract awards.

Questions

How much federal contracting is coded to NAICS 531390?

NAICS 531390 shows $715.2M in obligations on 799 USAspending contract awards. That is residual real-estate activities as tagged, not nonresidential lessors or residential property managers. The unit is obligations, not outlays or square footage. Assistance awards may not carry NAICS, so grants remain outside the 799-award extract behind $715.2M.

Does 531390 include leasing office buildings?

No. Lessors of nonresidential buildings except miniwarehouses are NAICS 531120. Residential property managers are 531311. This page’s $715.2M is the leftover real-estate-activities class on 799 tagged awards. Keep those named neighbors on their own industry pages.

Why is the average award about $895,000?

Dividing $715.2M by 799 awards yields about $895,000 per action. That fits multi-site vehicles, but task orders also increment count. It is not unique firms and not unique properties. Sort the hub by amount to see whether a few large rows drive most of the tagged total.

Are housing grants included?

Usually not. Assistance awards may not carry NAICS, so they fall outside this 799-award contract extract. Use program pages for grants. This industry guide covers tagged contracts only: $715.2M obligated on 799 other activities related to real estate awards in USAspending. Outlays are a different field.