Refers to items people can buy like cars, phones, or clothes, rather than services or abstract ideas.

Consumer Focus

Products 'on the market' aren't always new; they could also be used or previously owned.

Not Necessarily New

Just because something is on the market doesn't mean it will be bought immediately or at all.

This phrase is often used to discuss houses or properties for sale.

The time a property has been on the market can indicate the seller's willingness to negotiate.

Knowing if more items are entering or leaving the market can signal economic trends.

Used informally to indicate someone is single and interested in dating.

Can be used humorously among friends discussing relationships statuses.