Changes in Price, Product, Development Plan and Marketing Methods Sample Clauses

Changes in Price, Product, Development Plan and Marketing Methods. Buyer acknowledges that Seller may, in its sole discretion, and without notice to Buyer, change its pricing, product, development plan and marketing methods for other units in the Condominium, including, without limitation: (i) selling other units in the Condominium under terms and conditions which are more favorable than those offered to Buyer, (ii) offering incentives to buyers, (iii) selling units of the same type as the Unit at a lower price, or (iv) improving such other units with more or less expensive features and amenities. Buyer acknowledges that any of the foregoing events may adversely affect the value of the Property and that no agent or representative of Seller has made any promises, representations or warranties regarding the current or future value of the Property, future pricing adjustments or that income or profit can or will be realized from sale or rental of the Property.
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Changes in Price, Product, Development Plan and Marketing Methods. Buyer acknowledges that Seller may, in its sole discretion, change its pricing, product, development plan and marketing methods for other Units in the Project including, without limitation, the following: Seller may elect to sell other Units in the Project, under terms and conditions which are more favorable than those offered to Buyer; Seller may elect to sell Units of the same type as the Property, but reduce the sales price for such lots and/or residences, or improve such lots and/or residences with more or less expensive features and amenities and/or Seller may elect to build residences at the Project with floor plans, elevations, sizes, amenities and/or other features that are materially different than the floor plans, elevations, sizes, amenities and/or other features of other residences already constructed by Seller at the Project or which Seller displayed to Buyer as indicating the future residences to be constructed at the Project, including without limitation in any approved plans and specifications, brochures, other marketing or advertising materials, feature lists, renderings or other similar documents provided by Seller, or on Seller’s behalf, to Buyer. Buyer acknowledges that any of the foregoing events may adversely affect the value of the Property. There shall be no modification of the Purchase Price due to any of these changes.
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