Sentences with phrase «winning auction price»

It'll be interesting to see its winning auction price.

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The auction price then proceeded to skyrocket, and in 2010, an anonymous bidder won with an amazing $ 2,626,311 bid.

The most recent auction of offshore wind capacity was won by Dong Energy AS, bidding a price of # 57.50 per megawatt hour.

Eruzione scored the game - winning goal over the Soviet Union, and that is the reason that the expected auction price for his game - worn jersey is $ 1 Million.

Of the 67 highest - priced yearlings ever sold at auction in this country only Majestic Prince, who cost $ 250,000 and earned $ 414,200, ever won himself out.

[5] The auction ended on May 3, 2009 with winning bid price of US$ 16500.00.

As the auction was moving to its end, the auction record happened for a work by Giorgio Morandi, as well as the competition for the Murals I, II and III by Juan Miro, which was won with a price of $ 20,000,000.

In 2005 an exhaustive biography about him won a Pulitzer Prize; several of his seminal abstract canvases have fetched high prices both at auction and privately.

With the final price far exceeding the estimate, applause erupted in the room and the auctioneer announced the winning price was an auction record for a work by Thomas.

Don't want to worry about winning an auction or negotiating a price with a seller?

First, winning bid prices in the world's offshore wind market auctions have dropped from about $ 200 / MWh for 2017 to 2019 commercial operation date (COD) projects to about $ 65 / MWh for 2024 to 2025 COD projects.

After 1.38 GW in offshore acreage in Germany's first offshore wind tender last year had been won by zero bids (out of 1.49 GW on offer), and the Netherlands recently tendered off up to 750MW in a pure zero subsidy auction, there was concern in the sector that the downwards price pressure could weed out smaller developers.

In early October, an auction in Saudi Arabia for new electric generation was won by a solar farm pledging to deliver electrons for less than three cents a kilowatt hour, the cheapest price ever paid for electricity from any source in any place.

At the same time as we have seen buyers offering higher prices and more favourable economic terms (perhaps to win or avoid an auction process), we have seen buyers seeking to mitigate transaction risk through an increased use of MAC clauses and warranty repetition on split exchange and closing deals.

And when advertisers pay to boost the reach of fake news, its click - baitness attains these ads a level of engagement that wins them a lower price in Facebook's auction system.

Buy It Now — By placing a bid under a Buy It Now price option set by the seller, the bidder instantly wins the auction and both seller and buyer are obligated to transact at the set price.

English Auction — Is an auction where the price is driven up by buyers and where the highest bidder wins, at auction Auction — Is an auction where the price is driven up by buyers and where the highest bidder wins, at auction auction where the price is driven up by buyers and where the highest bidder wins, at auction auction expiry.

Once an investor would buy a property at an artificially low price, the men would hold a private auction to resell the property, splitting the extra money paid by the winning bidder.

«The excitement of winning a home at a very low price is what keeps homeowners and investors coming back to auctions,» a spokesperson from RealtyTrac, which tracks foreclosed and defaulted properties, tells Mashable.