1. Reporting an Error

Readers may contact Prozameen if they believe published content contains a material factual error, incorrect attribution, misleading statement or other significant issue.

2. Review Process

Reported issues may be checked against the original source, available evidence and other relevant information before a correction or update is made.

3. Material Corrections

When a significant factual error is confirmed, Prozameen aims to correct the affected content as reasonably appropriate.

4. Minor Changes

Minor spelling, grammar, formatting or presentation changes that do not materially alter the meaning of the content may be corrected without a separate correction notice.

5. Content Updates

Updating content because market information, regulations, statistics or other conditions have changed is not necessarily considered a correction.

Real estate information may be revised when newer or more relevant information becomes available.

6. Research Corrections

Corrections affecting research data, methodology, source interpretation or material conclusions may receive additional review before publication.

Research content is also subject to our Research Methodology.

7. Transparency

Where appropriate and material to readers, an article or research report may indicate that significant information has been corrected or updated.

8. Editorial Standards

Corrections are handled in accordance with our Editorial Policy.

9. Reporting a Possible Correction

When reporting a possible error, readers should identify the relevant page and provide sufficient information for the issue to be reviewed.