Purim Fun: Realtors’ Puffery
In the spirit of Purim, let’s have some fun defining some terms of art that Israeli realtors might use to put a positive spin on
December 27, 2024
In the spirit of Purim, let’s have some fun defining some terms of art that Israeli realtors might use to put a positive spin on
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