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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Over under realtor question

Could a native speaker tell me how to phrase this?

You are selling the house for 10000 over /above the market (price/value).

They are selling the house under below the market (price/value) because they are in a hurry to sell.

Thanks
  

Top answer

There's no problem with over/above or under/below. There is a difference, however, between value and price . I'm not sure that 'market' should be used to modify 'price'.

— Philip

  • There's no problem with over/above or under/below.
  • There is a difference, however, between value and price .
  • I'm not sure that 'market' should be used to modify 'price'.
  • { Any realtor or other business folks out there want to comment?
  • ]
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There's no problem with over/above or under/below. There is a difference, however, between value and price. I'm not sure that 'market' should be used to modify 'price'. { Any realtor or other business folks out there want to comment? ]
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