So the eventual buyers (let's call them "the survivors") can live long and prosper entertaining atop that ocean view deck with friends, neighbors or even alien visitors honing in on the estate's geometric coordinates.
In September, the buyer's agent called to say, "You know what, we gotta move on, we gotta buy something else".
There's always a buyer's premium I call it the buyer's penalty of about 15%.
Don't call it a "buyer's market". Don't call it a "correction". But the fact is that a sobering change is taking shape in the housing market — an unmistakable cooling trend that defies an economy that is showing impressive growth, has the lowest unemployment rate in years and the highest home-equity levels on record.
He rode out the subsequent slump by staying on focus dealing star artists, often as discreet intermediary between owner and buyer in what's called "the secondary market" (the private resale of pre-owned artworks without publicity).
That was probably not the first, and certainly not the last, example of what might be called "buyer's denial".
Some Pentagon officials say they worry that he is having what they called "buyer's remorse" after ordering an extra 21,000 troops there within weeks of taking office before even settling on a strategy.
It may just be grief-in-denial, but ex-MPs and activists have persuaded themselves that all over England voters who elected a bunch of no-hoper Tory candidates on 7 May are already suffering what Nick Clegg (not too repentant on Monday) calls "buyer's remorse".
We experience what's commonly called buyer's remorse.
Another show called "Buyer's Remorse" follows the demonic heartache experienced by a washed-up pop star who buys a house that ends up being haunted a la "American Horror Story".
The most effective place is right in front of the buyer's nose when he calls out for your service, and these days, that is at the top of the search engine results, where the action is.
