"...It's almost as if the viewers were holding the camera and pointing it themselves..."

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Why choose 3Dtours.com as your 3D tour provider
  • 50% to 70% lower price
  • Next day tour posted on the Internet guaranteed or its FREE (competition 7 days)
  • Our Panoramas are displayed gradually in your browser  as they load (competition - you have to stare at the logo for half a minute as images load)
  • As you tour homes our panoramas are stored. When you decide to go back to the room you have just explored, they redisplay immediately (competition - you have to stare at their logo for half a minute as they load again)
  • E-mail our 3D tour in a second, only 1K files (competition - with files 400 to 500K it takes minutes to send and retrieve the emailed tour. Can you imagine sending it to group of prospects?)
  • You have real time access to your 3D tour. You can add and maintain your tours from office, home or in front of clients (change price, description, set an open house, delete expired or sold listings)
  • We present homes on our web site exclusively in 3D virtual tour format so they are easy to find.

  Virtual Tours in the News                          

Real Times – February 22, 1999

"... What does a virtual tour on the Internet mean to an agent?" ... "It means the listing agent can provide the most competitive listing tool possible for sellers. It means eliminating most walk-throughs for buyers who can use the virtual tours to select or eliminate homes. It drives value to everyone involved - the agent, the seller, and the buyer....."

San Diego Union-Tribune – January 10, 1999
Touring Homes is Now As Easy as Logging On

"...The advent of virtual tours... should give participating realty agents a distinct leg up on their competition...."

San Francisco Chronicle and Examiner - December 20, 1998
The Era of Virtual Open Houses is Dawning

"....   The virtual tours are likely to revolutionize the way vast numbers of potential buyers do their shopping.  Buyers will be able to sit at their computers and check out the yards and interiors of homes they're interested nationally and internationally..."

Los Angeles Times - February 14, 1999
Web Sites Offer 360-degree Views of Homes on Virtual Tours, Saving Buyers Time and Effort

"...At last, a pastime for open-house junkies that doesn't involve wear and tear on the car or excessive pavement pounding: Introducing the virtual home tour, now available to the mouse-wielding, home-shopping public over the Internet… "

New York Newsday - December 18, 1998
Virtual Tours Open Up Market To Home Buyers, Sellers, and Agents

"..."Once you see it," said Sherry Chris, a vice president and regional manager in Toronto for Royal LePage, "it really sets an entirely new standard" for real estate listings and marketing..."

Chicago Sun-Times - December 1998
Virtual Tours Of Homes On Computer Just Around The Corner

"...American home buyers, sellers, and real estate agents are on the verge of the next big step in marketing technology: The transformation of what are now millions of static, non-interactive photographic home listings on the Internet into "virtual home tours," allowing visitors to walk around rooms, peer through windows and meander through backyards, online..."

Fortune - October 28, 1998
Digital Photography Gets Groovy

"...Want a sense of just how completely digital imaging will change photography? ... Ipix image, which will give you a good sense of what you would be looking at if you were suddenly teleported to the front of the Time & Life Building on the corner of 50th Street and Sixth Avenue in Manhattan. You'll be able to zoom in and out on the image, crane your neck at the clear, blue sky, or direct your gaze across the street to Radio City Music Hall--just by guiding your mouse..."

 
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