Many real estate agents nowadays are choosing virtual staging over the real one. Knowing little about CGI services at the beginning, they are naturally afraid to overpay for those. Therefore, they want to compare different options to find the most optimal one in terms of both cost and quality. This is where one particular question always comes up: Photoshop virtual staging or 3Ds Max one – which one is better?
There are millions of real estate brokers who work in all kinds of places and niches, helping people buy and sell their properties at the most optimum rates possible. While most of these realtors do their job decently and diligently, there are always a few who stand out of the crowd with their high-quality services and exceptional customer satisfaction rates. Not only do they get homes and commercial properties sold fast and at good rates, they are also popular among other real estate workhorses – from movers to bankers. Read more
As the Mortgage Report state, staged photos get more interest and sell or rent 73% faster than unstaged ones on listing platforms. It’s not surprising since people can better envision how their home could look like, rather than viewing empty rooms. What’s more, nowadays many real estate agents turn to virtual staging or 3D home staging as a cost-effective alternative to a physical one.
CG technology breaks new ground for all businesses — from architecture and product design to the Hollywood movie industry. Of course, it also affects the real estate market and realtors’ workflow. Read more
Print marketing still plays an important role in on ground or guerrilla marketing campaign. Moreover, it is more effective for small real estate businesses with a focus on a local reach. It generates local brand awareness and leads clients directly to its premises.
Selling empty houses is an endurance test that falls on every realtor and real estate marketer. Even if the floor layout is convenient and construction materials are of high quality, prospects still dawdle on buying the house because all they thrive for is a cozy homey atmosphere. Yep, the struggle is real! Read more
Being a commercial real estate agent is not an easy job, especially nowadays, when more and more people are becoming entrepreneurs. They move to big cities to found revolutionary tech startups, open vegan cafes, start organic cosmetics brands, and so on. Then there are video bloggers, photographers, designers, makeup artists – people who started out from their own bedrooms, now looking for professional studio spaces to rent. Those people are fueled by their own enthusiasm and creative ideas, but making rational business decisions might not be their strong suit just yet. Such clients often don’t fully understand what exactly they need when it comes to renting commercial real estate. Therefore, it takes a lot of time and countless tours to find the right place for them.
The real estate market is bursting with offers from realtors and real estate agents. A huge number of listings lead to such an intense competition that all offers look the same and can’t be embedded in prospects’ minds. Read more
Real estate agents have been staging homes for a while as a way to attract customers. In the earlier days, this involved photography of physically staged furniture. With the popularity of 3D visualization and the rise in online shopping, however, realtors are increasingly adapting to remodeling furniture for virtual staging. Read more
Nowadays, virtual staging software provides realtors with the opportunity to create online real estate listings and market houses within 1 week or less. Otherwise, it used to take 2 or 3 weeks to stage a house, get photos ready for online placement, and then create actual listings. Sellers, in their turn, also benefit from having their homes listed faster. Therefore, traditional staging is becoming more and more outdated.