Sentences with phrase «causing bidding wars»
Multiple buyers competing for the same properties causing bidding wars and driving up prices are becoming commonplace.
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If we jump in for Seri first then who else interested in Lemar could meet that # 55 mil fee and not worry about us causing a bidding war.
Premiering on the second Thursday of the festival and one of the last big films to land, this doesn't yet have U.S. distribution, but will likely cause a bidding war if it's even halfway good.
These days even a smaller, two - bedroom house will cause a bidding war before being sold for around $ 550,000.
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Treasury announced on Monday it had received a second takeover offer, and the prospect of a bidding war caused shares in the company to jump above the identical offer price of the two bids.
Humans, Orcs, Elves... everybody is just trying to get along in Netflix's $ 100 million original film Bright, based on the Max Landis script that caused something of a bidding war when it was passed around.
Every once in a while, a factory - fresh car emerges with barely any miles on the odometer, causing well - heeled enthusiasts to wage heated bidding wars.
Top literary agents make simultaneous submissions to publishers with well - planned and well - coordinated «attacks» that cause excitement, create maximum leverage, start bidding wars, and get the best terms for their authors.
That was before the explosion in Doig's market caused by a bidding war in February of 2007 where the artist's White Canoe made # 5.7 m against a pre-sale high estimate of # 1.2 m.
«The bidding wars caused by tight inventory provide the latest evidence that housing demand is starting to pick up after a six - year - long slump,» The Wall Street Journal reports.
The frothy market, buoyed by low - interest rates, is resulting in frenzied bidding wars, causing many shoppers to leave once - standard clauses such as a professional home inspection and financing contingencies out of their purchase offers.