Naked photo in property ad gives Singapore flat owner more attention than he asked for


Eagle-eyed buyers noticed a man's naked body in one of the photographs for the Choa Chu Kang mansionette.PHOTO: SCREENSHOT FROM PROPERTYGURU.COM.SG.

SINGAPORE: An advertisement for a Choa Chu Kang mansionette has inadvertently revealed more than its owners wanted. It has also prompted the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA), which regulates the real estate agency industry here, to look into the matter.

On Tuesday (March 6), eagle-eyed buyers noticed that one of the photographs for the 143 sq m HDB apartment stood out: In one of the bedrooms, a man's naked body - though not his face - can be clearly seen in a mirror.

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