The lowest price for which any investor or dealer has declared that he/she will...
The desired amount of money, in US dollars, need to purchase the property. When creating a sale property listing, convert the local currency to US dollars and submit that amount. When creating a lease property listing, use the annual lease price, making sure to convert any non-USD amount to US dollars.
The offering or sales price at which a security would be sold by a securities dealer to an investor.
The price being asked by the auctioneer.
the price at which something is offered for sale
The advertised amount of money the seller wants for a home. Sometimes the seller will accept an offer that is less than the asking price.
The price the Vendor initially asks for the property... often higher than the final price negotiated between the Vendor and Purchaser.
The initial selling price of a property, determined by the seller
This is the price the dealership hopes to sell you the car for if you do NO negotiations. You always want to negotiate down from their asking price to your price.
Tends to be associated with a classified ad for a used car. The asking price simply details what the seller wants to be paid for their vehicle, (e.g., “Asking $2000”). But “asking price” also suggests there's room for negotiation. It's generally a ballpark number and is sometimes followed by O.B.O (or best offer). For instance, “Asking $2000 O.B.O”.
The price an appraiser has determined for a property and the price for which it is on the market.
The listed price of a property. It may not always be the selling price when an owner is willing to negotiate.
This is the price that the dealership will have posted on the vehicle. It is called 'asking price' because the dealer is open for negotiation.
The listed price of the property. Often such a price denotes a willingness on the part of the owner to sell the property for a lower price.
Price at which the owner wants to sell a property.
The listed price of the property but may not always be the selling price. The owner may be willing to negotiate
The price at which the seller is offering property for sale. The eventual selling price may be less after negotiation with a buyer.
The initial price or listing price a seller is asking for a property.
The price set by a seller for a property, as it appears in a real estate listing. The asking price is almost always negotiable.
Price at which the seller is offering the property for sale. The eventual selling price may be different after negotiation with the buyer.
price at which the owner wishes to sell a property.
the listed price of a property which may be negotiable
the price an owner places on an asset he is willing to sell. The asking price is also viewed as a benchmark price that the buyer and seller can begin negotiations at since an agreed upon price has yet to be reached.
() The price a property is listed for sale by the seller. Also referred to as the 'list price'.
A seller's initial requested price for their property.
The price at which the Vendor advertises a property. When used in the advertisement, may suggest flexibility on the part of the Vendor regarding the price.
The price at which the property has been placed on the market for sale.
The price at which a property is listed for sale.
The dollar sum at which a seller decides to offer his property for sale.
The price requested by a seller when a home or property is listed for sale. This amount is often open to negotiation.
The price placed on the property for sale by the seller.
A seller's initial price for a property.
The price placed on a property for sale.
A seller's initial sales price.
Opening price or next increment requested to place the next bid.
The listed price of a property for sale.
What the buyer wants the seller to pay. Often subject to negotiation.
The seller's asking price for the business.
The price placed on property for sale. assessor
the price quoted by a seller to a potential buyer.
Seller's initial price asked for a property.
initial price for a property determined by the seller.
The amount of money the seller requests for the property or item.
