Apparently the mass population is told that 'false advertising' is a no-no, where multi-million dollar penalties apply to companies who resort to this sort of business style.
Optus copped a $2million fine a little while ago.
The real estate company Ray White tout themselves as Australasia's largest real estate group.
People involved in the real estate 'game' are aware of the differences between a house, a flat, an apartment and a unit.
Some savvy house buyers should also be aware of the very distinct differences between the above mentioned places of residence.
So let's take a closer look at Ray White's false advertising.
They listed a property as a house as seen within the second line of the pdf below;
Upon closer inspection the "house" as stated by Ray White, is not really a house, but rather a unit as seen in a photograph of the above mentioned premises.
Could they be trying to get more cash for advertising a unit as a house ?
Whatever the real reason for their false advertising, we do not recommend Ray White, "Australasia's largest real estate group" for any real estate transactions.