david schlatterIncreased Timed Online Views: Homes with professional, unique photographic angles, views, and elevations can and will increase your potential buyer’s time online by 118%.
At List Price or Better: According to recent agent polling, 52% of Realtors who use independent Professional Real Estate and Architectural photographers with an eye for angles and elevations believe these professional photos sell homes at list price or higher.
Perception: 99.9% of a great professional real estate photographer's images focus not on what is but on what can be perceived as what it is and how it can be improved. Photography should consistently be horizontal, showcasing the home’s floor plan flow. An experienced photographer’s eye will produce images that enhance a perceived higher value.
Differentiating Yourself in a Crowded Market: Individual listings can easily get lost in a bustling marketplace. Potential buyers’ online searches for homes can become overwhelming and mundane, with a sea of identical thumbnails available. There’s a reason a skilled professional dedicates time to shooting in HDR and invests additional time in editing HDR images for optimal results.
Sales Speed Enhanced: With the current Arizona average for sale time being 50+ days, Professional real estate photography with an eye for angles, perceptions, and evaluations has been a proven success story for much shorter on-the-market listings.
Enhanced Social Media Sharing: Listings featuring high-quality professional photos and editing experience a 1,200% boost in social media shares compared to standard factory shots and typical developed images often seen in conventional real estate photography.
Enhanced Web Presence on Your Website: To ensure that your website captures viewers' attention for more than the average 20-30 seconds, you must provide sellers and buyers with the best real estate photography available. This photography should engage buyers to make calls and motivate sellers to seek your services.
Your Brand Elevated: By the end of 2024, 61% of brokers acknowledge that high-quality photography is crucial for selling homes across all market values. However, only 35% of agents employ independent professional real estate photographers, frequently depending on standard, conventional photos and factory-generated images.
