comp
- noun
- /kɑmp/
- Jargon
- The Cardinal's best comp for Oregon this year was Arizona.
- comp sales
So what do the comps look like for this?
- So what do the comps look like for this?
- You say, well, why don't I put together the comps, You know, like take it easier.
- I know the habit is to look on comps and past comps.
- That's not a good comp because San Diego never beat us.
- So there is a way to do an analysis based off of comps in the area.
- Like the sentiment tracks the actual experience of planet Earth in the same way a comp like a stock tracks the fair market value of company.
- I look for comps, I study the structure, especially if they're great, I'll see what they do.
- So I think that that's a good comp.
Examples
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That's not a good comp because San Diego never beat us.
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I checked the comps, honey.
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So what do the comps look like for this?
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So there is a way to do an analysis based off of comps in the area.
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We have to do our homework -- tax rolls, comps -- get a pretty quick picture of who's vulnerable.
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Here's an action shot of me reviewing the comps with the director, Martha, and the producer, Denise.
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When pricing a house, it is important to check the comps to find similar properties in the neighborhood.
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In real estate, agents often use comps to help determine a fair market price for a home.
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The report analyzed recent comps to show how much similar homes had sold for in the area.
Synonyms
An item that helps decide the value of a property
How Similar
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Comp comes from shortening comparable or comparison, words that mean a similar thing. That's why in real estate a comp is a similar home used to help set a price.