The listing price of a property is the price at which the owner has indicated that they will sell the property.
Note that listing prices can change over time as a seller's motivations and/or circumstances, as well as the market in which they are selling, change. When used on its own, “listing price” usually refers to the current price being asked by the owner (or the last price asked by the owner if the property is already under contract); initial listing price or original listing price usually refers to the price being asked when the property was first put on the market, and final listing price usually refers to the price being asked when the property was taken off the market (by going under contract, being withdrawn, or having the listing expire).
Contrast the listing price with the selling price of a property.
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