Dear Dutch speakers, what does "Scherpe bieden vanaf prijs" mean? Google translate gives sharp offer from price, which doesn't mean anything to me. It is for a property listing.
It sounds like it is related to an auction. "bieden vanaf prijs" can be translated as "offering from price", i.e. one can offer a price starting from amount x. "scherpe" in this context stands for "attractive", or "low". The combined sentence is not a grammatically correct sentence, but more like a slogan, intended to attract attention from people who are interested to participate in the auction.
so it just basically means attractive offer? to entice potential buyers, so if it is listed at X, I can still submit a bid at a discount below X, right
It is a bit difficult to judge what those four words are intended to achieve, as no context is given. Often auctions start at a certain price, set by whoever holds the auction, after which the interested parties drive up the price during the auction. What these four words seem to indicate (again, this is my impression without knowing the context) is that the starting price for the auction is set at an interestingly low point.