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Isn't it amazing that:

• 92% of homebuyers consider the addition of property photos to an online listing to be very important.
• The average online listing with a virtual tour receives 40% MORE views than listings without tours.

The Internet is one of the most important mediums influencing how real estate is bought and sold. Not only can potential purchasers search for their ideal property, they can also experience new levels of convenience and time savings through the use of real estate Virtual Tours. Virtual Tours allow users to see the “whole picture” enabling them to make a qualified decision on viewing and buying property.

The real estate market has been one of the first industries to use and benefit from the use of virtual tours, because of its heavy dependence on property images and its early shift to communicating with customers via the Internet. The main attributes of Virtual online Tours is expressed in convenience, time and expense savings and immediate and accurate representation of the property.

Real Estate and the Travel industry are now the top rating e-Commerce categories.

Benefits to Real Estate Agents

Digital virtual tours are the most potent marketing tool ever made available to real estate agents. In a few short years from now, Internet usage and purchasing will have grown so rapidly that your customers will fully expect the better estate agents to have embraced this new technology.

• Real Estate Virtual Tours increase the chance of matching a property to the purchasers requirements
• Real Estate Virtual Tours save home buyers time and expense when searching for a property
• Real Estate Virtual Tours are becoming the prime property listing resource for home buyers
• Home buyers prefer previewing homes via virtual tours before physically viewing the physical property
• Real Estate Virtual Tours are like “open houses” 24 hours a day
• Real Estate Virtual Tours provide an accurate representation of the property and decrease the time and expense of showing properties in the physical world.