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VOH can help you sell a property without even giving a tour!
Two recent properties sold by our clients- were sold to buyers who made the purchase based on the images–without even seeing the place in person.
Professional quality images mean an advantage in a competitive market–especially one with a hot overseas market!
Click on the photos below to check out the image gallery
Shooting a house at night can result in some pretty alluring photos and video tours. In a night shoot the crisp blue sky coming through the windows can provide a number of beneficial effects. This blue colour contrasts a light, interior space, making it glisten and stand out. It also provides for more even lighting in the space, at the same time the whole effect gives off that ‘cool outside, warm inside’ sensation of a comforting home. Also if you look at a nighttime exterior, it takes on an enticing glow, which makes for an immediately eye-catching thumbnail and photograph!
Check out some of these examples we’ve shot and tell us what you think! Do you personally like the ‘night-shot’ look?
Examples
Same Shot Day & Night
Click on the image below for a full sample gallery
Take a look at a few of the luxury homes for sale in the British Properties.
Tour this luxury home provided by Julie Miller of Prudential Sussex Realty.
Tour this luxury home provided by Charles Bilash of Century 21 In Town Realty.
Take a look at a few of the luxury homes for sale in Shaughnessy BC.
Tour this luxury home provided by Tom Gradecak of WESTSIDE Tom Gradecak Realty.
Tour this luxury home provided by Rosalee Mcrae of RE/MAX Select Properties.
Tour this luxury home provided by Claire Rockel of Macdonald Realty Ltd.
Curb Appeal: It can attract or deter buyers at first sight; a polished look goes a long way. Here are some tips to prepare you, or your clients home for video and photography.
SPECIAL THANKS TO
JACKSON WEST from
Reveal Estate
Reveal Maximum Appeal
www.revealestate.ca
604-839-1478
To download this as a pdf please click [here].
Do you like open concept living, soaring ceilings and spaces that you can define yourself? If you do, you will probably like loft living in Vancouver. You aren’t restricted to Gastown or Yaletown either. There are lofts in the West Side; Downtown, False Creek, Marpole, Kitsilano and Cambie, and in the East Side as well; Collingwood, Grandview, Hastings East and Mount Pleasant.
Here is a list, names and addresses, of lofts in Vancouver:
GASTOWN
1911 Warehouse Conversion: 518 Beatty Street
28 Powell: 28 Powell Street
55 Alexander: 55 Alexander Street
550 Beatty Street: 550 Beatty Street
Abbott: 233 Abbott Street
Alexis: 27 Alexander Street
Bodega: 229 Carral Street
Bowman Lofts: 522 Beatty Street
Captain French: 41 Alexander Street
Carrall Station: 1 East Cordova Street
Edge: 289 Alexander Street
Globe: 34 Powell Street
Greenshields: 345 Water Street
Koret Lofts: 55 East Cordova Street
Malkin: 141 Water Street
Mission House: 150 Alexander Street
Pilkington House: 120 Powell Street
Taylor Building: 310 Water Street
Van Horne: 22 East Cordova Street
YALETOWN
1168 Richards: 1168 Richards Street
1180 Homer: 1180 Homer Street
1241 Homer: 1241 Homer Street
ALDA: 1275 Hamilton Street
Crandall: 1072 Hamilton Street
Del Prado: 1155 Mainland Street
Grafton: 1238 Homer Street
Greenwich Place: 1226 Hamilton Street
Hamilton: 1178 Hamilton Street
Illiad: 1245 Homer Street
Metropolis: 1238 Richards Street
Murchies Building: 1238 Richards Street
Nelson: 1070 Nelson Street
New Yorker: 1066 Hamilton Street
Space: 1238 Seymour Street
Tribeca: 988 Richards Street
WEST SIDE
2088 West 11th Avenue: 2088 West 11th Avenue
531 Beatty: 531 Beatty Street
540 Beatty: 540 Beatty Street
6th Avenue West: 128 West 6th Avenue
999 Seymour: 999 Seymour Street
Cedar Mews: 1811 West 16th Avenue
Centro: 138 West 6th Avenue
CHOKLIT: 1174 – 1178 West 7th Avenue
Devon Court: 1855 Vine Street
Loft 338: 338 West 8th Avenue
Loft 495: 495 West 6th Avenue
Metro: 2156 West 12th Avenue
Miro: 489 West 6th Avenue
Retro: 8988 Hudson Street
ROAR_1: 4387 West 10th Avenue
Simon: 980 West 22nd Avenue
Spot: 933 Seymour Street
Waterfall: 1540 West 2nd Avenue
XL: 428 West 8th Avenue
EAST SIDE
1227 East 7th Avenue: 1227 East 7th Avenue
1850 Lorne Street: 1850 Lorne Street
4590 Earles: 4590 Earles Street
Art Works: 237 East 4th Avenue
Artech: 336 East 1st Avenue
Brewery Creek: 280 East 6th Avenue
Cannery Row: 2001 Wall Street
City View Terraces: 1718 Venables Street
Cornerstone: 2525 Quebec Street
Elements: 2515 Ontario Street
Granite Block: 234 East 5th Avenue
L’Atelier: 2556 East Hastings Street
Left Bank: 919 Station Street
Mecca: 272 East 4th Street
SOMA Lofts: 2635 Prince Edward Street
Workshop: 1220 East Pender Street
An ongoing debate (or discussion, to put it nicely) at our office is whether community highlights should appear before or after the video of the property being shown off.
One of our newest clients, Winnie Lam, has specifically asked to have neighbourhood footage before showing the property. Perhaps I am just so enamoured with Vancouver that I love the footage of this city, but I think the videos turn out exceptionally well.
Click here to view one of my favourites from her tours.
The other option is presenting the property first and neighbourhood highlights afterward. The idea is to wow the video viewers with the best of the product right off the bat.
Click here to view a recent tour done for Jill Pennefather.
What do you think? Neighbourhood highlights before or after…? Do you have a preference? Just let us know!
