| TRADEUP | To sell a property and buy a more expensive one |
| ESTATEAGENT | One engaged to sell a property (6,5) |
| DEMESNE | Seed men (anag) - land attached to a property and retained for the owner's personal use (7) |
| GETAROUND | Socialise and buy a lot of drinks (3,6) |
| GETALOADOF | Look at and buy a whole lot (3,1,4,2) |
| EQUITY | The difference between market value of a property and the amount of debt on it (6) |
| HIREPURCHASE | This sounds a more expensive way to buy (4-8) |
| PURCHASE | Method of payment for a more expensive acquisition, we hear (4-8) |
| HIRE | Method of payment for a more expensive acquisition, we hear (4,8) |
| CAR | It's the bells and whistles that could drive one to purchase an expensive one |
| PLATINUM | Desirable to coat a cheap metal or an expensive one (8) |
| PALACE | Friend with brilliant home -- a big expensive one (6) |
| PEDAL | Go door-to-door, we're told, to sell a footlever (5) |
| OFFER | Propose to sell a chest without a lid (5) |
| TICKETAGENT | One who tries to sell a political slate? |
| MOHAWK | A little time to sell a savage type of haircut (6) |
| RELAUNCH | A new attempt to sell a product or service (8) |
| EASTERNROSELLA | Arrest one prepared to sell a native bird from Australia (7,7) |
| ROEDEER | Fishy food reportedly expensive, one ruminates (3,4) |
| MERCER | What is a dealer in fabrics, usually expensive ones? (6) |
