Cool Study on Photography and Video’s Impact on Real Estate Marketing
Saw this in my news alerts this morning:
A recent survey conducted jointly by VHT, Inc., and PropertyPreviews.com highlights the impact that videos and professional photography have on the perceived value of a property. According to the survey results, the use of a video in marketing a property increases the perceived value of a home by nearly six percent while professional photography increases the perceived value by nearly 12 percent. On a $500,000 home, this equates to an increase in perceived value of $30,000 and $60,000 respectively.
There should be a larger market for professional real estate photographers if this is the case. If there’s a $60,000 increase in perceived value, they pay for themselves pretty quickly….
Like this post? Subscribe to our blog! Click here to see how.
Interact with SPS
Want to comment or sound off on the article? Have more questions? Join our SPS Group on ActiveRain or on LinkedIn and let us know what you think.









Sometimes it just takes a visual. Here is the same house presented two different ways.
Here is how the real estate agent photographed it:
http://www.weichert.com/search/realestate/propertyimages.aspx?p=21230865
Here is what the professional photographer did:
http://www.OnlinePropertyShowcase.com/showcase/10240
Jay Groccia, Principal Photographer
OnSite Studios
I was just thinking about Cool Study on Photography and Video’s Impact on Real Estate Marketinga and you’ve really helped out. Thanks!
Leave your response!
Connect to Us!
Connect with us on LinkedIn
Follow us on Twitter
Join the SPS ActiveRain Group
Categories
Recent Comments
What I'm Doing...
Posting tweet...