The world of building and design has changed substantially in response to advancing technologies and building information management (BIM) modelling is one of the most significant improvements to come from this

Augmented reality is quickly becoming a point of interest for countless industries, and no one understands its potential more than those in construction, architecture, and real estate. Every year, new technologies give professionals the ability to highlight their creations and properties in new ways. A decade ago, companies relied on simple photos and videos to show off their investments—but those days are behind us. Augmented spaces have the potential to change the way we show off property, designs, and more. Let’s explore what they offer.

We live in a visual culture where the average person expects to see images and examples of everything before they make a purchase. For architecture firms and real estate agencies, this has been a point of turmoil throughout the years. An empty space just doesn’t highlight the true potential of a building, room, or area. Fortunately, virtual staging can bring a better reality to life using Matterport technology.

Building Information Modeling (BIM) has been around for decades in various forms, but it is now more impressive than ever. This

The pandemic changed the shopping experience for the worse in a lot of ways, but through this transition, we learned more about other opportunities

Retailers today are beginning to recognize that it’s crucial to embrace 3D tours and virtual reality to survive the stiff competition in the digital world.

The need for technology is present in every industry, and real estate is no exception. Don’t worry; homes are not about to become virtual, but the way we view properties is receiving a virtual makeover.

Buying a home is a significant decision, so it pays to have as much information as possible about a property before committing to the purchase. Viewing a home and seeing it in person has always been an essential part of the house buying process, as it enables you to get a much clearer idea of whether it is the perfect property for you.

Building Information Management is slowly, but surely transforming the construction of projects.

You’ll always be able to sell a house. But quickly, and for as much money as possible? That’s far from guaranteed. Thankfully, there are a few tried and tested methods for ensuring that you can get the full asking price for your house.

Open houses have and always will be a huge part of selling houses. However, due to the pandemic, open houses may never be the same.