Definition of «bidding frenzy»

"Bidding frenzy" refers to a situation where there is a lot of excitement and competition among people who are eager to buy or bid on something, often leading to an intense and rapid increase in prices.

Sentences with «bidding frenzy»

  • Take, for example, Amazon's decision to build a second headquarters campus and the resultant bidding frenzy among metro areas. (firstthings.com)
  • These types of bidding frenzies will become less commonplace as rates rise. (themortgagereports.com)
  • The wannabe indie crowd - pleaser Patti Cake $, which was bought by Fox Searchlight for a hefty $ 9.5 million, averaged an underwhelming $ 4,714 per screen, once again proving that the primary audience for these Sundance items is probably at Sundance and that the distributor that paid $ 12 million for Me And Earl And The Dying Girl and $ 17.5 million for The Birth Of A Nation should maybe consider setting a spending cap for future Sundance - hype - echo - chamber bidding frenzies. (news.avclub.com)
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