How do you market a new residential development?
In stages that follow the build. Before ground breaks: the project name, identity and a teaser site with an interest list. During construction: progress footage from the air, renderings and the story of the neighborhood. Before move-in: model units, amenities, floor plans and a leasing or sales push across social and paid ads. Each stage feeds the next, so interest is already built when units are ready.
When should a developer start marketing a project?
Earlier than most do. A name, a site and a following take time to build, and progress footage cannot be shot after the fact. Starting at groundbreaking gives you months of material and an audience waiting for the launch.
Property video, photo and aerial footage
We film homes, buildings and sites the way buyers and renters look at them: the approach, the light, the rooms, the view and the neighborhood around it. Aerial video shows scale and setting, from a single property to a riverfront park under construction.
Websites and lead capture for a single development
A project site is its own brand. We build sites that grow with the project and route every inquiry to your leasing or sales team, with the source of each lead attached. See website design.
What does real estate videography cost?
Cost depends on the property size, aerial needs, number of locations and finished edits. Every project is quoted after a short call, because scope drives cost. Tell us what you are building and we will send rates that fit it.