CRE professionals that use virtual tours for their listings?
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[{"id": "fj1f9ht", "text": "You would have to map out the exact building for it to be any real use to a professional. imo, a tour\u2019s only real purpose is to see any big deferred maintenance items (bad roof, structural issues, mechanical issues, etc.). 99% of the analysis is just done based on financials. It\u2019s not an emotional decision like residential,where you need to tour it to envision yourself living there. \n\nYour VR would literally need imaging for the roof, foundation, etc...\n\nUnless you mean for leasing. Which... might be good for lease listings but maybe just as part of the initial marketing material. Kind of gimmicky though.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fj1lbh6", "text": "I\u2019ve used matterport with great success in leasing my small commercial/industrial bays", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fj6iikh", "text": "I use Matterport for some of my listings.  (I e. a unique office / warehouse space in a larger building)\n\nOne thing i would improve, would be the ability to link just just one segment of the fly-through.  If I'm trying to have an out of town prospect take a virtual tour for just suite xxx, right now they have to fly through the whole building.\n\nAnd right now there's no way to delete spaces that may already be leased.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]