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buyers market wordnet sense
  1. Supply and demand is an economic model of price determination in a market. It concludes that in a competitive market, the unit price for a particular good will vary until it settles at a point where the quantity demanded by consumers (at current price) will equal the quantity supplied by ...
  2. A market condition which occurs in real estate where more homes are for sale than there are interested buyers.
  3. A market condition where there are fewer buyers than there are sellers. Usually indicated when a property is on the market for more than 90 days and interest rates are very high. (12% or higher)
  4. Describes an excess supply of homes for sale, in which there are few buyers and many sellers. In such a market, the buyer can typically negotiate more favorable prices and terms.
  5. A real estate market in which the supply exceeds the demand.
  6. Market conditions that favor buyers i.e. there are more sellers than buyers in the market. As a result buyers have ample choice of properties and may negotiate lower prices. Buyers markets may be caused by an economic slump or overbuilding.
  7. A market condition where there are a higher number of homes to choose from, than buyers able to purchase. Houses will typically remain un-sold for longer periods and tend to sell at a lower price, allowing for increased negotiating leverage for buyers.
  8. When the demand for property is less than supply so the advantages shift to the buyer.
  9. A slow real estate market in which buyers have the advantage.
  10. Means the quantity or supply of items for sale exceeds the demand or amount consumers are willing and able to buy at the current price. It is often characterised by low prices.
  11. In the property market, a condition of supply and demand in which those seeking to purchase are in a relatively strong negotiating position because of a degree of oversupply
  12. A market in which the buyer has the upper hand, where there is more supply than demand. In such a market competition should bring prices down. This in turn should eliminate some suppliers (who are no longer able to make a profit) thus restoring the balance between buyers and sellers.
  13. Supply exceeds demand and prices become more negotiable with sellers and/or low therefore giving buyers more of an advantage.
  14. Market economy to the buyer’s advantage. There is a greater supply of homes than there are buyers to purchase them.
  15. The buyer has more power than the seller and therefore more control of the negotiation.
  16. The condition when sellers significantly outnumber buyers, driving prices down.
  17. The state of a falling property market when the sellers will reduce their price to sell the property.
  18. a market condition that is in favor of the buyer’s position in a transaction. Generally, a Buyer’s Market is expressed as a large inventory of homes for sale and prices are low.
  19. A market condition characterized by low prices and a supply of commodities exceeding demand.
  20. A situation in which buyers have a wide choice of properties and may negotiate lower prices. Often caused by overbuilding, local population decreases, or economic slump.
  21. A type of market where sellers are having difficulty selling a home. Buyers gain the upper hand in negotiations when there is little activity in the marketplace, which gives a Buyer leverage. ...
  22. A market in which there is an abundance of properties available for sale and hence buyers can be more selective. It’s a slow market where buyers can have more advantages. It commonly occurs when a poor economy causes fewer buyers present in the marketplace.
  23. An area in which the supply of certain goods exceeds the demands so that purchasers can drive hard bargains.
  24. When prices are relatively low giving buyers an advantage in the market. (eg. oversupply of particular housing/office stock occurring).