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Build the PropertyBanner component

Build the PropertyBanner component

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Build the PropertyBanner component

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In this session, we will create the Property Banner component, which will display a Let Agreed banner when the property is not available. We will make it visually distinct and aligned properly within the property card. Let's get started. The PropertyBanner component is a child of the PropertyImage component, so we will nest it inside it. At the moment, our PropertyImage component includes the PropertyTypeLabel component. Let's insert the PropertyBanner component next to it. Moving to Property.jsx, let's begin by importing the PropertyBanner component. Let's scroll down. Next, we will conditionally render the property banner based on the availability of the property. This line ensures the banner only appears if the Available prop is false, meaning the property is Let Agreed. This conditional rendering is crucial for a clean and dynamic user interface. Now let's move on to the PropertyBanner.jsx file. In this step, we'll define the core message of our banner. I've displayed the text Let…

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