For property developers
Virtual staging for property developers
If you are building to a handful of repeated floorplans, you do not need a new set of staged photos for every unit. Stage each floorplan once, in each style you want to show, and reuse those images across every identical unit in the development.
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A worked example
Take a 60-unit development built to four repeated floorplans. Each floorplan is staged once in each of three styles: modern, contemporary and classic.
That is twelve staged sets in total (four floorplans times three styles), reused across all sixty units. A buyer viewing unit 14 sees the same staged images as a buyer viewing unit 41, because both are the same floorplan.
Compare that against dressing one physical show unit. MAD Design Studios, a South African home-staging company, publish a rate of R12,500 a room for fully staged spaces, and their page covers up to seven spaces. Multiplied out, that is R87,500 for one show unit in one style, covering one unit only. They do not advertise R87,500 as a package price; it is what their own published per-room rate comes to at seven spaces. Twelve staged sets, reused across sixty units, is a different order of cost entirely, and a different number to the one a single show unit already has you weighing.
What this covers
- Covered: Built and photographed units. We stage the photograph you send us: an empty room in a completed, photographed unit, dressed with furniture in the style you choose. This is the same staging process we use for individual listings, applied once per floorplan and style.
- Covered: Every identical unit on the development. Once a floorplan is staged, the resulting images are yours to reuse on every unit built to that floorplan: brochures, portal listings, the sales office, whatever you need them for.
- Not covered: Off-plan or unbuilt units. A unit that is not yet built has no photograph for us to stage. Rendering a space from a floorplan or architectural drawing is CGI, a different discipline, and one we do not offer. If your launch is off-plan, we can only help once show units or early phases are built and photographed.
Developer questions, answered
We have several identical units. Do we pay to stage each one?
How many styles should we stage per unit type?
We already have a physical show unit. Is virtual staging still worth it?
What is the turnaround for a launch with a fixed marketing date?
Can we reuse the staged images across our own marketing and the portals?
Do you offer CGI for units that are not built yet?
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