Real estate companies often entice customers with lucrative offers, alluring promises that sometimes sound too good to be true.
Industry association Assocham has now stepped in to stop the dream sellers.
In an effort to curb the real estate advertisements aimed at enticing the buyer often exaggerate or at times misrepresent reality, the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (Assocham) has decided to propose a monitoring committee to oversee real estate advertisements.
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