Property buyers have the right to know, and property consultants deliberately conceal the specific location of the house, infringing on the property buyers' right to know.
The obligation of informing based on the general principle of good faith is a legal collateral obligation, which mainly occurs when a contract is concluded. Generally speaking, there are two kinds of violations of the obligation to inform: one is to inform but not to inform, including hiding and not to inform; One is false notification, that is, false notification or false notification. The real estate development enterprise violates the obligation of informing, and fails to truthfully inform the purchaser of the facts and circumstances that affect the purchaser's decision on whether to purchase a house or at what price, which affects the purchaser's assessment of the overall risk of the contract. In order to protect the interests of buyers, the law gives buyers corresponding relief rights. For example, the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Laws in the Trial of Commercial Housing Sales Contract Disputes stipulates that real estate development enterprises should bear severe punitive damages if they fail to fulfill their major obligation of informing.
If you have signed a house purchase contract, you can sue the developer and compensate for your own losses.