Translation guide
The act of selling something that has been previously purchased, often used in contexts like tickets, goods, or property.
Selling an item you own to another person, typically second-hand.
The most common term for resale, especially for tickets or goods bought with the intention of reselling.
He resold the concert tickets.
Often used for resale of products, especially in business contexts, or when a manufacturer re-releases an item.
Literally 'sell again', a more casual verb phrase for reselling something.
I resold the furniture I no longer used.
Reselling tickets at a higher price, often illegally or against terms.
The standard term, but context determines if it's scalping. Often used with 禁止 (prohibited).
Selling a property that was previously owned.
Used for resale of properties, often by developers or agents.
Referring to the market or value of resold items.
The resale market, often for limited items or tickets.
転売 often implies reselling by individuals, sometimes with a negative connotation (scalping). 再販 is more neutral and used for business or manufacturer resales. For real estate, 再販 is common, while 中古販売 emphasizes 'used' condition.
Purchases for the purpose of resale are not allowed.
この商品は再販されない予定です。
This product is not scheduled for resale.
Resale of tickets is prohibited.
Specifically refers to scalping, derived from 'dafuya' (scalper). More colloquial and negative.
Scalping can be punished by law.
This apartment is a resale property.
Literally 'second-hand sale', commonly used for used homes or cars.
I'm looking for a resale house.
Prices are soaring in the resale market.
Loanword from English, used for resale value of cars, watches, etc.
This car has a high resale value.
The resale schedule is undecided.