Sentences with phrase «even over list price»

I still recall one of the offer - makers literally leaving rubber on the road / street when his agent informed him that even over list price, he didn't get the property.

Not exact matches

Sales prices for properties over $ 1million are averaging 15 - 20 % reductions from original listing prices and discounts for new construction can be even higher.

Another world class star who'd be a great fit at Old Trafford, but if we're being picky we'd probably put Gareth Bale in fourth place on this list due to his incredibly high asking price (likely to be between # 95m and maybe even over # 100m) and the fact that he hasn't exactly set the world alight in his time in La Liga.

I have lists all over my house, even if they say things like «cook dinner» and «watch Price is Right.»

Characters talked about, quoted, tried to buy, and highlighted passages from the book, and in the most ridiculously blatant moment of salesmanship, one character even held it up to the camera in such a way that the only thing missing was the price and a list of fine stores where the book was available superimposed over the image.

It is possible that only 20 % of the ebooks they have published have a list price above $ 9.99, but that nonetheless some other percentage (maybe even a large percentage like 80 or 90 %) of their ebooks that actually sell each day are listed for over $ 9.99.

That means coming up with a number you're prepared to pay, even if it's over the list price.

There is a huge shortage of inventory and even when people try to low ball new listings and then «walk» because the seller won't come down I end up hearing their cries months later that they can't find anything better than the deal they were trying to squeeze a couple K out of, and the fact that the current deals are even worse... Appraisals are slow to catch up to some of the hotter markets which is keeping prices from shooting up super quickly, but if you run some of the numbers I'm seeing values going up 20 % in particular areas over the last year.

Had a half million $ listing that generated multiple offers even so I had been told it was over priced.

Some of the market research I've done over the years (in various parts of our market) has revealed, that listed homes can sell at discounts of upwards of 10 % — more or less — when improperly marketed or represented — even more if they've been under - priced.

My listed property that evening sold over the list price in a less than aggressive market and the firm sale price was submitted to the Board that evening.

In certain areas, sellers are getting multiple cash offers that are over 15 % higher than their asking price, sometimes before it is even listed!

There's usually only a small handful of them on the market at any given time, and list prices tend to be all over the map, as there's very few MFR comps in any given 6 - 12 month time period, so a lot of sellers and even agents seem to have an especially hard time valuing them correctly.