A .com.re domain combines the universal .com with .re, the country code for Réunion Island (a French territory). While officially for Réunion, it's creatively used globally for "real estate," "recreation," or "engineering" by businesses wanting a unique, often European-focused, brand identity, with registration managed by AFNIC, the French ...

The .nom.re domain is a third-level domain (subdomain) under .re, the country code for Réunion, a French island in the Indian Ocean, specifically for surnames (family names). While .re is managed by AFNIC and open to EU residents for general use, .nom.re provides a structured namespace for individuals to register their family names (e.g., ...

The .asso.re domain was a second-level domain for associations (non-profits) in Réunion (.re) but is no longer available for new registrations as of 2013, though existing ones can still be renewed. While .asso.re is defunct, the main .re domain remains active for the French overseas territory, allowing businesses and individuals to show local ...

The .re domain extension is the country code (ccTLD) for Réunion, a French island territory in the Indian Ocean, managed by Afnic. It's primarily used to show affiliation with Réunion but is also popular for creative "domain hacks" (e.g., real-estate.re, renewab.re) and as a short form for "real estate," "research," or "renewable energy," with ...