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Definition of upset price in English: upset pricenoun The lowest acceptable selling price for a property in an auction; a reserve price. （拍卖时定的）最低售价，底价，起价，开拍价 Example sentencesExamples - House prices in the town have been buoyant in recent times and this upset price appears conservative.
- There has already been a lot of interest in the house - days after being marketed a closing date was set, so despite its modest upset price, you can expect plenty of competition.
- The offer exceeded the upset price of £50 000 and acceptance is subject to no objections to proposals for erection of a garage on the site.
- The £249,000 upset price also includes a host of Victorian features, with cornices, panelling and high ceilings, all furnished in a ‘potently romantic’ style with open fires and ‘lavish window treatments’.
- Rod Christie, the agent, already has 57 viewings booked and believes that the house will significantly exceed the upset price.
- Buy this for anything like the upset price, and you will be picking up a bargain.
- It was marketed in 2002 with an upset price of £950,000.
- Usually, they end up not with the house of their dreams, as it sold for 40% over the upset price within days, but the house that will do, and even then they have to throw everything they have into the pot.
- Once complete, a house such as this could be worth double the current upset price.
- I don't know whether our city planning development department was merely generous with its upset price or whether the department underestimated the property boom.
Definition of upset price in US English: upset pricenounˈəpsɛt ˌpraɪsˈəpset ˌprīs The lowest acceptable selling price for a property in an auction; a reserve price. （拍卖时定的）最低售价，底价，起价，开拍价 Example sentencesExamples - Buy this for anything like the upset price, and you will be picking up a bargain.
- Usually, they end up not with the house of their dreams, as it sold for 40% over the upset price within days, but the house that will do, and even then they have to throw everything they have into the pot.
- The £249,000 upset price also includes a host of Victorian features, with cornices, panelling and high ceilings, all furnished in a ‘potently romantic’ style with open fires and ‘lavish window treatments’.
- It was marketed in 2002 with an upset price of £950,000.
- The offer exceeded the upset price of £50 000 and acceptance is subject to no objections to proposals for erection of a garage on the site.
- House prices in the town have been buoyant in recent times and this upset price appears conservative.
- Once complete, a house such as this could be worth double the current upset price.
- There has already been a lot of interest in the house - days after being marketed a closing date was set, so despite its modest upset price, you can expect plenty of competition.
- Rod Christie, the agent, already has 57 viewings booked and believes that the house will significantly exceed the upset price.
- I don't know whether our city planning development department was merely generous with its upset price or whether the department underestimated the property boom.
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