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The real estate industry is undergoing a quiet but profound shift in how properties are presented, evaluated, and sold. As buyers become more digital-first and global, static images, PDFs, and traditional brochures are increasingly falling short. Against this backdrop, industry leaders, founders, and technology innovators recently came together during a dedicated Demo Day focused on 3D Tours & Visualization Platform, marking a significant moment for immersive property marketing. The event brought together voices from across development, brokerage, visualization, and proptech, offering a shared view of how interactive 3D environments are becoming foundational to modern real estate decision-making. Rather than positioning visualization as a marketing add-on, the discussion framed it as core infrastructure for how properties are experienced—often long before they are built. Today’s buyers expect to understand space, scale, flow, and context before committing capital. This expectation is particularly strong in off-plan sales, multifamily developments, and large mixed-use projects, where physical access is limited or impossible. 3D tours and visualization platforms address a long-standing industry gap: the disconnect between architectural intent and buyer perception. By transforming drawings, BIM models, and site plans into interactive walkthroughs, these solutions help stakeholders experience properties rather than interpret them. The result is faster alignment between developers, investors, brokers, and end buyers—reducing ambiguity, shortening sales cycles, and improving confidence across the transaction lifecycle. This growing need formed the core context for the category launch and the discussions that followed. Setting the tone for the discussion, Thomas Pouliquen, Head of Innovation at Barnes International Real Estate, framed the category through the lens of buyer experience rather than technology alone. Reflecting on the current state of property sales, he said: “I think this category is very interesting. For me, it’s about the experience. It’s about giving potential buyers the ability to interact with the space or feel like they’re inside of the space. His remarks highlighted a critical disconnect in the industry: high-value real estate is still often sold using tools that fail to convey how a space truly feels. Immersive 3D environments, he noted, bridge this gap by allowing buyers to emotionally and spatially connect with properties long before completion. Building on this perspective, the panel—featuring Steve Higgenbotham, Mike Eilertsen, Yoshiharu S., Nishant Ambekar, and Mario Dragic—collectively emphasized that visualization is no longer about producing attractive visuals. Instead, it is about enabling understanding, alignment, and confidence across developers, brokers, investors, and buyers. The discussion consistently returned to one idea: immersive experiences are shortening sales cycles, improving stakeholder alignment, and redefining how value is communicated in real estate. Hear directly from the leaders shaping the future of 3D Tours and real estate visualization - Meta-dology Preview 3D VirtualHomes.in Enluks Gauzilla Pro Together, these products reflected a clear shift: visualization is evolving from isolated media assets into connected, data-driven ecosystems. The launch of the Real Estate 3D Tours & Visualization Platforms category signals a broader industry realization. As properties become more complex and buyers more discerning, clarity, transparency, and experience will define competitive advantage. For developers and brokers, the learning is clear: immersive visualization is no longer optional. It is becoming a strategic layer that supports better design decisions, stronger storytelling, and more informed buyers. For the industry at large, this category represents a move toward selling space not just as square footage, but as lived experience—long before the first brick is laid.
Why Immersive Visualization Is Becoming Essential in Modern Real Estate
Panel Insights: From Static Marketing to Experiential Selling
Here in Dubai, it’s funny because they sell billions of dirhams worth of real estate, but most of the time they do it by sending PDFs and photos and sometimes videos. Everything that those guys are building is very new because it’s basically taking sales to the next level for off-plan.”Product Spotlight: How Leading Platforms Are Advancing the Category
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Creates real-time, explorable digital environments that help stakeholders understand, evaluate, and approve complex real estate projects before they are built.
Delivers high-impact 3D renderings, virtual tours, animations, and floor plans to support multifamily lease-up, approvals, and marketing alignment.
Enables developers to showcase and sell properties through immersive 3D walkthroughs, VR experiences, and buyer analytics on any device.
A mobile-first digital twin platform designed for off-plan sales, offering interactive walkthroughs, CRM sync, and real-time sales insights.
An AI-powered reality capture platform using Gaussian Splatting and 4D spatial intelligence for high-fidelity, time-based 3D environments.
Looking Ahead: Visualization as Strategic Infrastructure
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London-based PropTech company <span class="hover:entity-accent entity-underline inline cursor-pointer align-baseline"><span class="whitespace-normal">Dwelly</span></span> has raised $93 million in a combined equity and debt round to expand its consolidation strategy across the UK residential lettings market. Founded by former executives from Uber and Gett, the company focuses on acquiring independent real estate agencies and upgrading their operations using in-house technology.
The funding will support Dwelly’s effort to scale operations in a fragmented market where many agencies continue to rely on manual processes. By owning and modernising these businesses, the company aims to improve efficiency while retaining their local presence.
The UK residential lettings market generates more than $134 billion in annual rent and around $13.4 billion in agency commissions. However, despite its size, the sector remains highly fragmented.
Around 20,000 small and mid-sized agencies operate across the country. The top 100 firms control less than 30% of the market. As a result, many agencies still depend on paperwork, phone-based coordination, and disconnected systems, which slows operations and increases costs.
The latest funding includes $43 million in equity led by <span class="hover:entity-accent entity-underline inline cursor-pointer align-baseline"><span class="whitespace-normal">General Catalyst</span></span>, alongside a $50 million debt facility from <span class="hover:entity-accent entity-underline inline cursor-pointer align-baseline"><span class="whitespace-normal">Trinity Capital</span></span>. Dwelly plans to use this capital to acquire more independent agencies and migrate them onto its platform.
Instead of selling software to agencies, the company takes ownership of the businesses. This gives Dwelly full control over operations, revenue, and cost structures. According to the founders, this approach allows faster and deeper technology adoption than a traditional SaaS model.
After an acquisition, Dwelly integrates its AI-driven operating system while keeping existing agency brands and teams intact. In the lettings process, automation supports tenant communication and verification. On average, properties receive around 10 verified offers within three days, reducing tenant placement time to under two weeks.
Property management has also been streamlined. AI-powered chat tools and automated tracking systems have cut average maintenance resolution times from roughly 50 days to 20. Co-founder <span class="hover:entity-accent entity-underline inline cursor-pointer align-baseline"><span class="whitespace-normal">Dan Lifshits</span></span> has stated that the goal is to reduce administrative work, not replace staff. This allows teams to focus more on client service and property viewings.
Within two years, Dwelly has acquired 10 agencies and crossed 10,000 properties under management. This places the company among the UK’s 15 largest letting firms by portfolio size. It currently manages over $270 million in gross rent and plans to grow its workforce from 300 to more than 1,500 employees by the end of the year.
With the new funding, Dwelly is targeting 50,000 managed properties by year-end, which would place it among the country’s top five agencies. <span class="hover:entity-accent entity-underline inline cursor-pointer align-baseline"><span class="whitespace-normal">Zeynep Yavuz</span></span>, a partner at General Catalyst, highlighted the company’s ability to convert manual processes into scalable systems that benefit landlords, tenants, and agency staff.
Beyond the UK, Dwelly is also evaluating expansion into Western Europe, with France identified as a potential first market.
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