Age old methods of selling a property would usually involve in-house props and the aroma of freshly baked bread.
But now, all that has changed and imagery is fast
becoming a selling technique to reach a property’s maximum value.
Here Quote 4 Drones explains why.
According to Savills, a high-end estate agent, drone
photography and videography allows sellers to use affordable winning shots to
catch the eye of website viewers, providing ‘an emotional response’ prompting
potential buyers to arrange viewings and drive sales.
‘Certainly a 30-second film clip, where the viewer feels
as though they are flying down a tree-lined drive, then rising up over the
house to reveal a stunning water view can be mesmerising and beneficial to a
successful sale’, says a Saville representative.
But drone technology is not only useful for sales but
valuation and surveying teams.
Roofing and structural issues of a property can be easily
identified and rectified.
And this all helps the buying and selling process.
However, when it comes to assessing whether or not to use
drones there are a few things to bear in mind. The sole reason to use drones is
to benefit the sale of the property but drones may also reveal eyesores such as
landfill sites or pylons which may not be seen from ground level. And this can
add a negative impact on a sale.
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