Lettings agency Northwood has been told by the Advertising Standards Authority to ensure that photographs of a specific property are updated once a refurbishment has taken place.
The ASA received a complaint about a listing for a rental property, marketed by Northwood, on the Rightmove portal.
The complainant objected that the photos were misleading as the property was in a state of disrepair and not available for immediate occupancy.
A statement from the ASA says: “The advertiser removed claims that the property was immediately available and we told them to ensure that the photographs were updated once the refurbishment of the property was completed.”
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