Examples of 'days on the market' in a sentence
Meaning of "days on the market"
days on the market: This phrase refers to the amount of time that a particular item, product, or property has been available for sale in the market. It is used in the context of real estate, retail, or other commercial sectors to track how long a listing has been active before being sold or taken off the market. Longer days on the market can indicate challenges in selling the item
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Average days on the market prior to recei.
Hot deals usually do not last for more than a few days on the market.
Some days on the market.
Under Agreement after just 6 Days on the Market.
It was just a few days on the market before they found the buyers too.
Homes are selling quickly with an average of 31 days on the market.
Increased days on the market.
More than 10 offers were made on the home after just 9 days on the market.
Average days on the market of sold properties were 97 days.
On average, last month a house spent 75 days on the market before it sold.
The average days on the market is longer at 41 days.
HP killed off its webOS-based TouchPad tablet after just 49 days on the market.
After 3 days on the market we had 5 offers on the home.
Units sold averaged 67 days on the market.
After 30 days on the market we had Several people wanting to purchase the house.
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On average, properties spend a median of 35 days on the market.
Only 3 days on the market.
Monster Hunter 4 sold more than 1.8 million copies in its first two days on the market.
Average Days on the market stands at 42.
The average days on the market has declined each month since June 2015.
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