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"Τhe facility could be 50 feet away or it could be a 5 mile walk" Realtor associations at least in the Netherlands have guidelines (e.g. on what distances amou
by roel_v 5y ago
"Τhe facility could be 50 feet away or it could be a 5 mile walk"
Realtor associations at least in the Netherlands have guidelines (e.g. on what distances amounts to 'walkable') that prevent this sort of thing, I see no reaons our country would be unique; that said, do you have any specific examples of ads like this? It's not that I'm that fond of realtors, but some of the over the top claims in this thread are really exaggerations. Will you find examples of exaggerated claims? Of course. The question is, is it 'common'? I'd say no.
- Vinnl 5y agoOf course, in the Netherlands you'd just say "cyclable", and almost everything in almost every city is.
- alchemism 5y agoI would clarify that it is common in the US. Every state has an association but they are ‘lightly’ regulated at best. [Edit: except in the area of racial discrimination — the Federal government is keen to prevent realtors from racial profiling, and with good cause.] My father worked as a realtor for some years so he taught me how to parse listings (and photographs) for the reality behind them.