Sentences with phrase «bidding competition»

The recent rise in prices has been largely supply - related, as tight inventories have caused fierce bidding competitions in some markets.

With falling inventory and many markets witnessing multiple offers with bidding competitions, prices are likely to continue to rise in many areas.

And then we ran a competition and we had an open bidding competition that anybody could enter.

This is highly unethical practice but to out bid competition some adult friend finder sites will do anything.

Netflix bought the film for 12.5 million without bidding competition, believing it worth the price.

The DOE doled out $ 2.7 billion in contracts without full bidding competitions in 2016, Stringer said.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Vernon Downs owner Jeff Gural said today he plans to resubmit his plans to expand Tioga Downs into a full - scale casino, should state officials decide to solicit proposals in a second bidding competition for the Southern Tier.

Spirited bidding competition between international and Los Angeles - area buyers drove the final price to $ 206,250, further confirming LAMA as the leading source for works by contemporary California artists.

As the inventory of homes increases, Buyers will have more homes to choose from and they won't have to face heavy bidding competition with other Buyers because there are enough homes for everyone!

If the interest is true, the Nerazzurri could face some bidding competition from Arsenal, who are in the market for a replacement to Theo Walcott.

The approach can drive a bidding competition that can result in a final sale price higher than originally expected by the seller.

Mundt's blunt advice: «Don't be the «winner» in a bidding competition» that gets so out of line that it ultimately causes the mortgage financing to fall through.

Today's bidding competitions aren't the same as the slugfests of the boom days, 2004 to 2006, when just about every property was fought over because of investor speculation and soaring appreciation, and when escalation clauses — committing buyers to automatically increase how much they would bid — went sky high.