3D virtual tours: the space before the viewing
A 3D tour gives the viewer a first picture of the space. Its value depends on accuracy and consistency.
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What it offers
The user sees the flow, size and relationship of spaces. This filters viewings and makes the conversation more specific.
Tours are especially useful for expensive, complex or remote properties. They do not replace the physical viewing.
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Quality and consistency
The capture must be clear, navigation simple and the floor plan correct. A poor tour creates confusion and damages credibility.
The tour must agree with the photography and description. Consistency is part of presentation.
“A good virtual tour does not impress. It explains.”
This article is general information and does not constitute legal, tax or investment advice.
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