Show your project remotely with 3D virtual tours and drone footage.
Matterport 3D virtual tours, drone project filming (aerial footage), location advantage videos, published across Reels, YouTube and LinkedIn.
Construction/Real Estate + 3D Tour + Drone: common problems
- Buyers cannot commit without seeing the project, so sales take a long time
- We have to look for a separate company for drone filming and professional video
- We cannot show a home remotely, so we lose overseas investors
Construction/Real Estate + 3D Tour + Drone: why it works differently
In residential sales, the product cannot be taken to the customer. Buyers want to see the flat in person; for someone looking from another city or from abroad, every visit costs time and money. Sales often begin before the development is finished, on the basis of a model and drawings; at this stage, the location, the view and the floor plan have not fully taken shape in the buyer's mind. A 3D virtual tour and aerial footage do not replace an on-site visit, but they take on the pre-screening: people who are genuinely interested come to an appointment, and people who realise the project will not suit them do not take up the sales team's time. The same content is used on listing sites, on social media and on the screen in the sales office. For buyers abroad, the tour and the aerial footage often become the material that carries the whole first contact.
The filming plan is built around the stage the development has reached. A virtual tour needs a finished flat or a show flat; at the shell-construction stage it does not give a meaningful result. With a drone, on the other hand, progress, the relationship with the surroundings and the view can be shown even at an early stage. Aerial filming is work that requires registration and flight permission under aviation regulations; site safety, the weather and daylight also have a direct effect on the schedule. That is why filming is treated not as a one-off event but as a plan placed within the development's timeline; which footage will be captured at which stage is decided in advance. The site is also prepared before filming; untidy materials or poor lighting visible in the tour remain a flaw that cannot be corrected afterwards.
Where the material will live is part of the job too. A long aerial video does not sell on its own; from the same footage come short vertical edits, sections that explain the location's advantages and a single link to the virtual tour. When the virtual tour is embedded in the project page, page speed is taken into account, and heavy video files are published through a streaming service rather than uploaded directly to the site. The sales team can then share one link and take the buyer to a page where they can look at both the flat and its surroundings; the conversation starts with the buyer's questions rather than with explaining the plan. Movement inside the tour can be measured; which flats are explored most and how long visitors stay in the tour show which types attract interest, and this is used in later promotional decisions.
Construction/Real Estate + 3D Tour + Drone: what the package delivers
Scope in writing, process step by step, results reported. The fee depends on scope, number of channels and, for ads, the ad budget; a written proposal follows the first call.
- 01 Matterport 3D virtual tour (for completed flats)
- 02 Drone project filming (aerial + location + views)
- 03 Location advantage videos (sea, transport, amenities)
- 04 Reels/TikTok/YouTube edits
- 05 Virtual tour integration on the landing page
| Scope item | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Matterport 3D virtual tour (for completed flats) | Lets the buyer explore the flat at their own pace; the flow between rooms, the dimensions and the layout can be understood on screen. The pre-screening before an on-site visit happens at this step. |
| Drone project filming (aerial + location + views) | Shows the development's location, surroundings and progress in a single shot. These shots also make concrete how the floor and the side of the building change the view. |
| Location advantage videos (sea, transport, amenities) | Shows the development together with its surroundings; transport links, social areas and nearby amenities are presented in a way that gives a sense of distance. This is how buyers grasp the everyday-life connections they cannot see on a map. |
| Reels/TikTok/YouTube edits | Produces vertical and short-format edits from the same footage. Shared on social channels, this content takes the development to an audience beyond the listing sites and drives traffic to the virtual tour. |
| Virtual tour integration on the landing page | Embeds the tour in the project page and turns it into a single shareable link. Page speed and the mobile view are taken into account, and visitor behaviour inside the tour is tied into measurement. |
The tools behind the Construction/Real Estate + 3D Tour + Drone package
| Platform | Its role in this package |
|---|---|
| Matterport 3D | Produces an explorable 3D copy of the flat; carries features such as a floor plan view and measurements inside the tour. |
| Drone filming (licensed pilot) | Carries out the aerial filming; flights are made by a licensed pilot, in line with the area's flight permissions and safety rules. The pilot and permit process is settled in the filming plan. |
| Adobe Premiere + After Effects | Turns raw footage into finished edits; colour correction, subtitles and graphic layers are added at this stage. |
| Vimeo / Cloudflare Stream | Hosts the videos and delivers them as streams; because heavy files are not uploaded to the site, page speed is protected. |
Construction/Real Estate + 3D Tour + Drone: frequently asked questions
How much does a Matterport 3D tour cost?
It depends on the size and number of flats and the number of shoot days; Matterport's own hosting subscription is paid separately. It is available on its own or within the full package, and the price is confirmed in a written proposal after the first call.
Where do you travel for drone filming?
In and around Gaziantep we plan it on site; elsewhere the shoot day, crew and any travel cost are agreed in writing in the first call. Flights follow local flight permissions and safety rules and are carried out by a licensed pilot.
Which devices does the 3D tour work on?
The tour works in iOS, Android and desktop browsers, with no app to download. Viewing in a VR headset is limited to the devices Matterport supports.
Is it useful for overseas buyers?
Yes; buyers abroad can walk through the flat before they travel and shortlist with confidence. The tour can be embedded in a multilingual project page.
What is Matterport?
Matterport is a 3D virtual tour system that produces a walkable three-dimensional copy of a space and offers features such as a floor plan view and measurements within the tour. In this package we use Matterport for completed flats and show flats; because it does not give meaningful results at the shell construction stage, drone filming takes priority during that period. The tour is embedded in the project page and becomes a single shareable link.
How is a virtual tour made?
A virtual tour is made by filming a completed space, or one prepared as a show flat, room by room with a 3D camera, turning the capture into a walkable model and embedding the model in a web page. The space is prepared before filming, because cluttered materials or poor lighting visible in the tour remain as flaws that cannot be fixed afterwards. When the tour is added to the project page, page speed and mobile display are taken into account, and visitors' movement within the tour is tied to measurement.
What determines the cost?
The fee depends on the number of flats and projects, the number of shoot days, any drone flight permits needed, the number of video edits and how long the tour is hosted. Travel and accommodation for shoots outside Gaziantep are itemised separately.
What do you need from us?
Access to the flats and the site, spaces prepared before the shoot (clean and well lit), the project's marketing details, and the project and location information needed for flight permits.
Book a free 30-minute initial call
We look at where things stand today for this package and give you three concrete recommendations. The first 30-minute call is free; the scope of an on-site discovery, and its fee if any, is agreed in writing during that call.