hot commodity

[haht-kuh-mahd-i-tee]

noun

1. a person or thing that is in great demand or considered highly desirable.

Example Sentences

When it comes to awards season, though, reboots aren’t such a hot commodity.

From Los Angeles Times

In recent months, eggs have undergone a sort-of rebranding from breakfast staple to hot commodity.

From Salon

Unlike TJ’s larger, reusable shopping bags, its mini totes are more so revered for being a hot commodity rather than a functional grocery bag.

From Salon

But as censorship ramps up again, Blume has become something of a hot commodity in Hollywood.

From Los Angeles Times

For Juda, 56, it’s about taking advantage while gold is a hot commodity.

From Los Angeles Times