Whether it’s a home or commercial space, real estate agents are tasked with highlighting a property listing’s best features. Simply posting photos of a property may not be entirely adequate, but aerial imaging can help fill in gaps. This allows you to use drones and other aerial imaging tools to get accurate depictions from above. Here are some of the reasons why realtors might use this option.

How Commercial & Residential Real Estate Agents Can Benefit From Aerial Imaging

1. It Showcases Unique Features

Photos and videos shot from above allow potential buyers to get a feel for the entire property. If you’re selling a home with land or commercial property with unique architectural features, this facilitates showcasing these features. It also allows you to show off rooftop gardens, decks, pools, and the like.

2. It Provides Context

Aerial imaging can also help potential buyers view what’s around the property. Say you’re listing a home close to a body of water or a bustling downtown area. Describing that in the listing may not have the same impact as showing people how close it is with photos or videos.

3. It Makes Listings Stand Out

When potential buyers are looking at property listings through photos, they’re often interested to see a full and accurate view of the structure from every angle. Photos and videos from above help listings look more professional and dynamic. This can help potential buyers feel more confident in the quality of a property since they won’t feel like information is being obscured through possible trick photography.

If you’re interested in reaping the benefits of aerial imaging, contact Mid-Penn Engineering. Based in Lewisburg, PA, the engineering and land surveying company has been serving the Central Susquehanna Valley area since 1969. The team is equipped to provide a wide array of services for construction firms and property owners, including building design, structural consulting, and surveying. View a full list of services on the company’s website or call (570) 524-2214 to consult with a member of the team.