Real Estate in India
Indian property is sold on location before it is sold on carpet area. A buyer looking at a Whitefield tower wants to know how far the metro line is, what the view actually faces, and whether the lake in the brochure is the lake next door. Aerial media answers all three in one frame, which is why it now anchors nearly every launch campaign we see.
We work with developers from the pre-launch teaser through to handover – the same aircraft that shoots the elevation reveal comes back monthly to shoot progress for booked buyers.
What we fly for Real Estate
Pre-launch teaser
A single elevation reveal and a connectivity frame, shot before the sales gallery opens, so the campaign has an asset from day one.
Launch film package
Hero film, vertical social cuts and a retouched still set, all colour-matched from one mobilisation.
Connectivity mapping
High-altitude annotated stills showing metro stations, arterial roads, schools and employment hubs relative to the site.
Monthly progress reels
Dated aerial coverage your CRM team sends to booked buyers, which measurably reduces handover-period escalations.
Plotted development mapping
Survey-grade orthomosaics of villa and plotted layouts, with individual plot boundaries digitised for the sales portal.
Handover documentation
As-built aerial record of the completed asset for the facility management handover pack.
Why teams pick us
- Listings with aerial media consistently convert more site visits than those without
- One mobilisation produces the entire asset set instead of three separate crew visits
- Progress reels cut buyer-anxiety escalations during the construction period
- We shoot what is built and label renders as renders, so compliance review stays clean
180+
Property projects
38%
Typical walk-in uplift
72hr
First cut turnaround
Real Estate work
Real Estate case studies
Ready to get your project in the air?
Tell us the site, the deliverable and the deadline. We will come back with a written scope, a clearance timeline and a fixed price - usually within one working day.