Sentences with phrase «mean auction prices»

I mean auction prices and pricey galleries to match.

Not exact matches

According to a working paper by three Stanford University economists and an economist for eBay Research Labs, posted by the National Bureau of Economic Research, buyers just think auctions aren't worth the trouble — even if it means getting a better price.

Property sellers are increasingly negotiating a deal before a public auction because of fears that slowing markets will mean a lower price, but buyers should be careful.

The EPA's auctions, which involved only a few per cent of the allowances, were meant to help stimulate trading by setting a market price for the allowances.

The Vigil studio was not put up for auction with the other THQ franchises which could mean that Platinum Games make a deal with THQ out of auction for the lower price that Inaba - san is talking about.

It is possible for a bill auction to result in a price equal to par, which means that the Treasury will issue and redeem the securities at par value.

From an auction perspective, when buyers and sellers become particularly active at a certain price, it means there is a lot of volume.

This absence of buyers means any read - through on fur prices from those auctions is pretty irrelevant — we shall have to await the March & June auctions.

The work's first owners took it to an auction house fourteen years after buying it, and sold it without a reserve — meaning that there was no minimum price that needed to be met before the painting could be sold.

A benefit auction may not hold the same power as a regular auction but it does have impact and for me, a record price for Andrea Bowers (with Weshoyot Alvitre) means a lot.

The difference between average hammer price and median was -71.4 percent, which means that many more lots were sold bellow this auction's average price than above it, but those several lots that scored big, molded this final average hammer price.

Also, the widespread availability of auction prices on the internet means that dealers must rigorously compete with auction prices, while continuing to forge lasting relationships with collectors.

Addressing market failure and voluntary measures would then lead to a lower carbon price, which would mean that less (or no) reserve permits would not need to be auctioned.

Less time spent could mean fewer ad impressions but deeper engagement which everything people see which might increase auction competition and lead to higher ad prices.

I mean that makes sense that the banks are unrealistic in their asking prices, but the auction sites bidding against us?

«The combination of rapidly rising home prices — along with strong demand from institutional investors and other cash buyers able to buy at the public foreclosure auction or an as - is REO home — means short sales are becoming less favorable for lenders.»

Originally listed for $ 2,899,000, the auction is absolute, meaning the property will sell to the highest bidder regardless of price.

Though touted as a means of obtaining property at very low cost, in practice when a property is placed for auction at a tax deed sale, it is usually sold at a higher price than the original minimum bid of the back taxes, accrued interest, and costs of sale.

Also, just because a home is for sale at auction doesn't mean that you'll be able to get it at a good price (or that the home is a good deal at any price — it could be a money pit!).