A "brisk market" refers to a trading environment where there is a high level of activity and demand for goods or services. In such a market, buyers and sellers engage frequently, leading to quick transactions and often higher prices. This can occur in various sectors, including real estate, stocks, and consumer goods. Factors contributing to a brisk market include strong economic conditions, consumer confidence, and limited supply. For example, in a real estate market, a brisk environment may result from low interest rates and a growing population, prompting more people to buy homes quickly.