We’ve all seen them.
The renders of developments with a Lamborghini out front, Italian marble kitchen counters and Mario Bellini sofas, and cladding and structural articulations that would give an engineer a heart attack.
But renders have put developers in hot water in recent years, and as off-the-plan strategies evolve and renders become more sophisticated, potentially even enabled by artificial intelligence, it’s more important than ever to be transparent and know the legal pitfalls when marketing homes.
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