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Buying and Selling Homes · November 6, 2020

Technological Trends in Real Estate

In this day and age, technology has infiltrated almost every sector of our lives, and the real estate industry isn’t any different. In fact, with the advent of drones, real estate agents have come up with new and innovative ways to showcase property. From detailed 3D models to clear aerial videos, the possibilities are endless.

So, to give you a better understanding of the situation on the ground, here are a few benefits of incorporating drones into your home showings:

1. Creates hype around your property

If a home has really interesting architecture or some breathtaking sites, there is no better way to showcase them than by using a drone. The truth is, drone videography has an especially unique way of captivating customers and creating a lot of hype around a home. As such, it is undoubtedly one of the best ways to market a property.

2. Provides a lot of details

Drone photography and videography has an uncanny way of capturing both the big and small details of a property. Whether you want to create footage of the property’s natural attractions or a virtual tour of the home’s interior, drones allow you to do that.

3. Saves time and money

In the past, the only ways to take photos or videos of property were either to do it by hand or using a helicopter. However, while the former is tedious and just takes too much time, the latter is way too expensive.

So if you are looking for something both fast and affordable, drone photography is the best option. It is only drones that can take high-quality photos and videos within a matter of minutes. Check this site out for the best foldable drone to fit your needs and budget.

4. Photos and videos can be used severally

Apart from the home that you are trying to sell, you can also use Drone Videos to capture footage of the whole neighborhood and community. You can capture parks, malls, playgrounds, and even schools.

This comes in handy when you’re selling several homes in the same area. In fact, you can use the same footage again and again whenever you need to sell a home in that area.

5. Gives potential buyers clarity

Since using drone videography for home display can even offer insights into life in the neighborhood, it can give customers clarity into whether to go ahead with a sale.

By giving them a glimpse into the facilities in the neighborhood, you can give a potential buyer some peace of mind moving forward.

6. Allows you to tell a story

The truth is, effective marketing is all about storytelling. As such, it is important to incorporate a cohesive story into your footage. Using drone videography for home display is something that you can easily do. For instance, you could use wide camera angles or time-lapse photography to get dramatic shots of the property.

And for a really compelling story, you could start by showcasing the neighborhood, then the community before doing a deep dive into the home. As a proven method of attracting customers, this is a great way of providing a holistic look at all the home has to offer.

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