Gable.
Triangular upper part of a wall at the end of a ridged roof.

Gable end.
The gable shaped canopy over a door or window or a wall topped with a gable.

Gazumping.
The person selling the property accepts an offer from a potential buyer, and then accepts a new higher offer from another buyer before exchange of contracts.

Gazundering.
This is when the person selling the property accepts an offer, and then the buyer puts in a new, lower offer just before exchange of contracts.

Grazing Land
Grazing land is farmland used for grazing animals. Different animals have different requirements. To produce good milk cows need lush pasture whilst horses need a loamy soil content to prevent water-logging as an effect of trampling from iron shoes.

Green Belt Land.
Green Belt land is protected both by normal planning controls and an additional presumption against 'inappropriate development' within its boundaries.

Greenfield Land
A term used to describe a piece of undeveloped land, either currently used for agriculture or just left to nature.

Ground rent.
An annual fee that a leaseholder has to pay the freeholder.

Guarantor.
Someone who agrees to guarantee your loan and is fully liable for its repayment if you default.