subsale

/ˈsʌbˌseɪl/
noun
  1. A sale of something that occurs after an initial sale, often involving the same item being resold by the buyer to another party.
    • The company made a profit from the subsale of the tickets at a higher price.
    • In real estate, a subsale can happen when the original buyer sells the contract to a new buyer.
    • The developer allowed a subsale of the apartment before the building was completed.
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