An increasing number of home sellers are turning to movie-like presentations on the Internet. But the virtual tours are getting a mixed review as a sales tool.

Covid-19 has caused a tectonic shift in the way the real estate industry operates, with the most significant changes largely a result of shelter-in-place orders enacted in many states and ...

On Wednesday, real estate tech company Zigzy launched beta testing of Townify, a solution that enables real estate agents to host virtual open houses.

``Our 500 virtual tours we currently offer are not just with expensive homes,'' he said. ``We find this gives an advantageous edge to the sales agent, the seller and the buyer.

Regardless, a virtual home tour is a great supplemental offering, but for the wise consumer, it should be used as a piece of the puzzle -- not the full picture. Advertisement Advertisement ...

If you're buying a house amid the coronavirus pandemic, you'll likely be attending a virtual home tour rather than your typical in-person one. Here are some questions you should make sure to ask.

The coronavirus pandemic has led to stay-at-home orders around the country, and real-estate agents are increasingly turning to virtual tours to market properties. But according to industry experts ...

In the new environment of social distancing, Summerlin invites Southern Nevadans to enjoy virtual tours of more than 20 new-home neighborhoods from the comfort of their own couch. The videos, which ...

Welcome to the Northern Home & Cottage Virtual Tour! Pop the popcorn and put on your cozy clothes—it’s time for an in-depth virtual look inside eight of the North’s coolest homes. The ...

The virtual home touring capabilities that the group offers allows those interested in a home to get a 3D virtual tour from the comfort of their own home, allowing potential homeowners to see all ...

Virtual home tours are no substitute for the real deal. Here's why you should go in person.