text: I looked a long time, through maybe 50-60 glossaries, trying to find a real estate definition for "hard corner" listed someplace.\n\nIn real estate, the closest I got was: A hard cost is an actual cost of construction.  Hard money loan is a mortgage based primarily on the condition and value of the property.  \n\nSome commercial real estate listings for sale use the term "hard corner" to describe their property.  A hard corner, as it applies to real estate, seems to be a term used to describe a commercial real estate property located directly on a hard curbed corner.  It is a corner lot located at a busy intersection. There can be a traffic signal at that intersection, or not.  It is a desirable location.