Real estate agent censured over Takapuna property with unusable carparks
A real estate agent faces censure, fines and compensation after selling a Takapuna property with far fewer usable carparks than advertised.
A buyer paid $3.75 million for a Takapuna property marketed with 25 plus carparks, but only about 10 were actually usable due to a boundary issue. The real estate agent Nicholas Brown has been censured, fined and ordered to pay compensation over the sale.
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Buyer paid $3.75m for 25 plus carparks – only about 10 usable
A Takapuna property’s boundary problem has landed real estate agent Nicholas Brown with a censure, fine and compensation order.