The time it takes to do 3D rendering of a property depends on many factors, including:

1. 1. The detail the property needs to sell quickly
   2. Whether the real estate agent needs to stage unique features or pieces of furniture in the property
   3. The type of decor that the real estate agent needs to stage in the property.

1. Real estate professionals find that they can use 3D rendering to make virtual showings and walkins of properties look more appealing and professional. 3D rendering in real estate can include, but is not limited to:
   1. Still renderings
   2. Floor plans
   3. Panoramic renderings

Real estate professionals use 3D rendering for a variety of purposes:

1. 3D CGI Imagery/Exterior images – you can create marketing images that will help your client’s properties sell for a higher price faster.
2. 3D CGI Imagery/Interior Images – use 3D imagery to show very detailed images of the exterior and interior of your clients’ properties to reduce their overall time on the market and increase their overall listing prices. You can fully furnish the insides and outsides of these properties using 3D CGI Imagery’s vast library of furniture. You can even completely change the properties’ external and internal appearances by mixing and matching furniture and color schemes.
3. 2D and 3D Floor plans – you can use these types of floor plans to give your customers an accurate and bird’s eye view of what the properties will look like when they move in and furnish them (the properties.) These floor plans will motivate your clients to close deals faster by allowing them to view properties that they can not only call home, but can grow in and build dreams in.
4. 3D Photomontage – real estate agents use these to speed up the approval time from councils for various residential and commercial properties.
5. 3D animation – this feature will bring your properties to life and allow your clients to realistically view and imagine themselves living in these properties. 3D animation motivates clients to have shorter closing times and accept higher listing prices.

1. The phrase, “You get what you pay for” applies well to 3D rendering. You won’t pay much for a rush job, but don’t expect your properties to sell quickly or at anywhere near listing price.
   
   You may have to pay more for a quality 3D rendering job, but you can expect more buyers, shorter times on the market, and bids for prices that are much higher than the listing price.
   
   By paying more for 3D rendering, you avoid the headache and added costs of rework that a cheap rendering job often brings. You will get properties that are virtually shown in intimate detail and according to your specifications.

The price you will pay for a 3D rendering job depends on many factors, including the amount of detail you want in the property, how complex you need the property to be, the type of features, interior design, and furniture you want the exterior and interior of the property to display, and how many unique elements (unique furniture and/or fixtures) you need in the property.

1. The 3D rendering process consists of many steps. It’s time to list these in chronological order:
   1. The real estate agent will ask you for a list of requirements needed to do 3D rendering right. These consist of the following:
      1. The requested views of the property
      2. Computer Aided Designs (in .dwg format)
      3. The colors and material samples to be put in and around the properties
      4. Landscape styles
      5. The time of day the properties are to be shown
      6. The timelines for the project
      7. The images (from printed publications, the Internet, etc…) to be used for the properties.
      8. We will require a 20% fee to start the project.
   2. The second step is to review the list of submitted requirements – as a real estate staging company, the first thing we do in this step is to select an angle to view the property requirements at. Keep in mind that the angle must be meaningful since it’s set (unchangeable) once selected.
   3. The third step is to work on landscape and lighting – we will fully furnish the house and add all necessary fixtures to virtually stage the house to make it sell quickly.
   4. The fourth step is the delivery of the 3D rendering project – we will create the HD resolution of the images after we get your final approval. Keep in mind that the turnaround time may be 2-3 days.
2. Definition of 3D Animation – 3D animation can make stationary objects look realistic and it can act as a real aide in the real estate sales process. Our process consists of filming the property as it’s being virtually staged. The intent is to give you a vision as to what the finished property will look like. We will take constant 3D aerial views of the property to allow you to understand what the property will realistically look like from the outside once construction is finished.

Creating 3D animations – we use cameras to create several still that can be combined to give you a realistic overview of the property.