Sentence examples for Price chopping from inspiring English sources

But this week, the price chopping will reach a new low when In Touch, as part of a promotion, will be on sale for a mere 25 cents.

Self-help author Tony Robbins is hoping to inspire a buyer by price-chopping his La Quinta estate by $1 million.

"How about an Inauguration Day price chop?

The 16 floors beneath that are all yours if you want them, though even after a price chop last spring they're still $69 a square foot, well above market average.

The latest price chop works to a cut of nearly $275,000 for each week of the trial, and brokers are debating whether the notoriety of the case is damaging sale prospects, and if the price has to drop still further to catch a falling luxury market.

Adopted early on by the impish real estate blog Curbed, whose editors gleefully chronicled its growing pains (Chupi in Crisis! Chupi Price Chop! Chupi Paint Peeling!), the building was conceptualized by Mr. Schnabel just as the far West Village — everything west of Washington Street — was being rezoned in 2005.

It took a $5.5 million price chop in 2006 before re-emerging with the current $13.5 million asking price.

Not only does it mean price chops to compete for buyers, it means the possibility of a lower appraisal once a buyer is found thanks to a lack of non-discounted comparable properties.

A piece of LA film history has hit the real estate market -- and it comes with a price chop.

Calle Villa Sorriso, the Napa estate of late actor and comedian Robin Williams, is now listed for $22.9 million following a price chop of nearly 25%.

The "Scarface" mansion in Montecito needed multiple price chops before finally selling last year, but the film's producer is betting his New York apartment can fetch top dollar.