Technology has transformed how we explore real estate, offering tools that streamline the process and improve decision-making. One of the most widely used innovations is 3D virtual tours, which allow buyers and renters to explore the space and layout of a property without stepping foot inside. This is especially helpful for narrowing down options before scheduling in-person visits. Beyond virtual tours, technology reduces the need for excessive travel and repetitive showings. Interactive listings, digital floor plans, and virtual staging help buyers and renters quickly visualize properties, which makes it easier to compare homes and stay organized. These tools ultimately save time and reduce the stress of house-hunting. Still, while technology can enhance the real estate process, it can’t fully replace the importance of a physical visit. You should never make a decision based solely on a virtual experience. Once you’ve identified your top choices, in-person walkthroughs are essential to catch details that photos and tours can’t always convey.

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By Susan Crane CFO of Morley Fredericks Real Estate Inc. Diamond Certified Expert Contributor

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