A real estate agent sells a high-rise condo unit to a customer,primarily because the customer loves the city view from the condo windows.The agent shows the customer a promotional leaflet suggesting that there will be no further construction in the area for quite some time but knows that in one year another high-rise will be built,effectively blocking the view so important to the customer.The agent decides not to give that information to the customer.This action would normally be considered:

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The agent is intentionally withholding important information that could potentially impact the customer's decision to purchase the condo. This is a clear violation of ethics and could be considered fraud. It is both unethical and illegal to provide false or misleading information to a customer in order to make a sale.

A Real Estate Agent Sells a High-Rise Condo Unit to a Customer,primarily