Cheaper than the market

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Is it natural to say :You should buy the house. They are selling it cheaper than the market. The house is cheaper than the market. Thanks

AlpheccaStars · Accepted Answer

They are selling it for less than its market value.
They are selling it cheaper than comparable properties.

Odessa Dawn · Answer

Hi.

AlpheccaStarsThey are selling it for less than its market value.They are selling it cheaper than comparable properties.

If it were the other way round, I would say:

They are selling it for more than its market value.
They are selling it more expensive than comparable properties.

Am I correct, please?

Fivejedjon · Answer

Odessa DawnThey are selling it more expensive than comparable properties.

That doesn't work.

Odessa Dawn · Answer

Hi.

Odessa DawnThey are selling it for more expensive than comparable properties.

Does it work now, please?

AlpheccaStars · Answer

They are selling it for a higher price than comparable properties.

It is more expensive than other properties with similar features.

Anonymous · Answer

Hello Alphecca,

Could you tell me how you would say the following please? Is market price and market value the same?
I bought the house under market price. The market price this house was 200000 and I was able to get him for 150000.
The market price is what the house is worth right?
Is this synonymous to you?
The market price is 2000.
He is worth 2000.

Could you you tell me how you would phrase this idea? Do you say the market price has gone down or the value of the house has gone down?

I bought the house for 200000 5 years ago but the maker price has gone down/ the value of the house has gone down. I'll wait for the maker price to go up before selling.

Thank you for your help

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