This is really ridiculous! It is really frustrating how those real estate people use the fisheye camera lens to capture and distort the size of the room. Look at the spacious first picture, and compare it to the second smaller room. In the first picture, the dining table were rectangle and the second it was actually a square table. Did you see how much they "stretch" the room? Same goes to the... [more]
This is really ridiculous! It is really frustrating how those real estate people use the fisheye camera lens to capture and distort the size of the room. Look at the spacious first picture, and compare it to the second smaller room. In the first picture, the dining table were rectangle and the second it was actually a square table. Did you see how much they "stretch" the room? Same goes to the bedrooms and kitchen!!
Just when you think you might be checking out a nicely spacious space, you get disappointed on the open house. This is like bait and catch - and I am sure that this place will go off fast anyway since it is a seller market. But I consider this as fake advertising and misinformation when it comes to promoting a real estate! What gives? Do I really want to walk in with the expectation that it is a bigger place when it is really small?
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