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gazunder

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gazunder [gəˈzʌndə] Brit
vb
(Business / Commerce) to reduce an offer on a property immediately before exchanging contracts, having previously agreed a higher price with (the seller)
n
(Business / Commerce) an act or instance of gazundering
[modelled on gazump]
gazunderer  n
Translations
gazunder [gəˈzʌndəʳ] (Brit)
A. VT [+ person] → ofrecer un precio más bajo de lo antes convenido a
we were gazunderednos ofrecieron menos de lo antes convenido
B. VIofrecer un precio más bajo de lo antes convenido
C. N bajada del precio de una casa tras haber sido apalabrado


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He said: 'I was six or seven, it was my job to empty the gazunder from the whole house in the morning.
Remember, if your buyer wants to gazunder, you do not have to take the lower price.
A bidder who tries to gazunder lowers the sum offered on a property before the sales contract has been exchanged, in the belief that the vendor is so desperate to sell they will accept.
 
 
 
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