Moveable goods are those that can be carried from place to place. By definition, real estate is not moveable. Goods associated with real estate Contract for sale of minerals or the like, or a structure is a contract for the sale of goods if severance or separation is to be made by the seller. If the buyer is to sever the minerals or structure from the land, the contract is for real estate. A sale of growing crops or timber to be cut is a contract for sale of goods regardless who severs.
Some states determine which predominates, goods or services.
If goods are the predominant part of the contract, Article 2 applies to the entire contract. If services is the predominant part of the contract, the common law applies to the entire contract. Some states sever the parts of the contract and apply Article 2 to the goods part and common law to the non-goods part. However, for the purposes of an implied warranty of merchantability, food or drink to be consumed either on or off premises is a sale of goods. Article 2 applies to the sale of goods between all buyers and sellers.