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Dictionary: reserve price

n.
The price fixed and announced as the minimum at which property will be sold at an auction.


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In an Auction or other bidding procedure, an established amount below which the seller is not obligated to accept a winning bid.
Example: Before the auction, a reserve price of $145,000 was set for the home. Since the highest bid was only $139,000, the seller could withdraw the property from the sale.

 
 

 

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