Another company offering virtual tours in lieu of in-person home viewings is Angolan real estate marketplace giant, AngoCasa.
Called AngoCasa 360º VR, this new tool uses video software by Kuula, a leader in the VR technology sector.
With this VR tool, home hunters can view not only the floor plan and see the layout of a space, along with a virtual walkthrough, they can also see the floor and ceiling. It's quite a unique addition to the virtual tours we’re used to.
AngoCasa explained that the service wasn’t just created strictly because of the pandemic, but that it’s an easier and more streamlined way for agents to better market their listings. This means the feature is here to stay.
“Through the AngoCasa 360º VR service, any property can become a permanent 'digital open house’ event, with all the inherent advantages.”
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