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flag New South Wales enacts tough new laws to stop property underquoting, requiring price transparency and imposing heavy fines for misleading practices.

flag New South Wales is implementing strict new laws to combat property underquoting, requiring real estate agents to publish price guides and detailed statements explaining pricing in all listings. flag Penalties for violations, including misleading buyers or using fake bidding, now reach $110,000 or three times an agent’s commission, whichever is greater. flag The reforms ban advertising prices below rejected offers or unsuccessful auction bids and expand enforcement powers for NSW Fair Trading, including public disclosure of misconduct and mandatory training. flag Inspired by Victoria’s long-standing rules, the changes aim to increase transparency and fairness in a competitive housing market.

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