Here's how Trump SoHo was marketed to Russians
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The reporting supports a discrepancy between promoted and later documented sales levels; buyer allegations were settled without a merits judgment against Trump.
March and June 2008 sales representations and later litigationTrump SoHo sales representations: Audit finding · Cited analysis
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Project representatives publicly promoted strong condominium sales at Trump SoHo.
March and June 2008 sales representations and later litigationTrump SoHo sales representations: Promised · Promised
- factreported
Trump family members and project representatives used sales claims in marketing the licensed condominium project.
March and June 2008 sales representations and later litigationTrump SoHo sales representations: The record · The record
- factdocumented
Trump licensed his name and Trump family members participated in project marketing.
March and June 2008 sales representations and later litigationTrump SoHo sales representations: The record · The record
- factreported
Buyers sued alleging that the promoted sales levels exceeded actual signed sales.
March and June 2008 sales representations and later litigationTrump SoHo sales representations: Affected group · Affected group
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The buyer litigation settled, and the cited record does not contain a final merits judgment that Trump committed fraud.
March and June 2008 sales representations and later litigationTrump SoHo sales representations: Evidentiary limit · Evidentiary limit