Looking for advice regarding getting out of a contract due to fraud/false advertising

First examine the offering plan to see if there is a potential for alleging more than verbal misrepresentations, especially in the description of the physical condition of the building and neighborhood. What did it set forth about adjacent sites if that is where the view blocking buildings are?

While the plan and the contract may state that you acknowledge that you didn't rely on such marketing material and only on what is the plan,if they inentionally misrepresent somethng to you, you may have grounds against the sponsor or broker.
The mere commencement of the AG complaint, may shake some money loose from the price or shake some of your downpayment loose if you want to negotiate your way out of the deal.

BNRN: "I signed a contract for a new construction condo w verbal promises, sales brochures, and website photographs promising me an unobstructed view of midtown if I bought a high unit in the building."

Didn't you post this identical question a few weeks ago? As I said then, if the obstructing buildings were not new, and you knew which side your apartment was going to be on, then I can't possibly see how you couldn't know that your view would be obstructed. It was not a hidden 'defect' by any means.

In any event, I'd bet that your sales contract contained some kind of clause to the effect that the only promises made to you are contained in the sales contract itself. Everything else is parol evidence.

i think when he posted this question he did a double post by accident. and then did a third one when no one answered him right away.