Also means
price-controlled
Usage Note
Tasado is the past participle of tasar (to appraise, to set a price) used as an adjective. Precio tasado means a regulated or officially set price, as opposed to a market price. In real-estate and legal contexts, valor tasado is the formally appraised value of a property; it carries a sense of official, externally imposed valuation.
Examples
"El piso fue vendido a precio tasado."
Natural Translation
The apartment was sold at the appraised price.
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