Interactive unit tours
VR tours of residential and commercial units, with free movement that can replace costly display models.
Virtual reality experiences for real-estate projects
Your buyer walks through the unit before it is built, changes its finishes, and decides knowing exactly what they are buying.
A real-estate VR experience is an interactive environment that lets a buyer walk through a unit or a project before construction is complete. Asred builds these experiences for residential and commercial units. They run from a direct link on any device and work with VR headsets and sales-gallery touchscreens.
Why developers ask for VR
Plans and figures always need someone to explain them, and buyers do not feel confident about what they cannot picture. The distance between interest and a signed contract grows, especially when there is no building to visit.
A virtual experience shortens that distance. It simplifies complex information and lets the buyer live the product they are about to purchase. Free walkthroughs can also replace costly display models, and one link reaches every buyer.
What the experience includes
Instant finish changes
Buyers switch finishes inside the tour and see the result at once, so the experience suits different tastes.
Space measuring tools
Accurate measuring tools help buyers understand each room rather than relying on written figures.
Choices become data
What a buyer selects in the tour becomes ready data that helps the sales team close.
360° photography
Professional 360° photography of the project, inside the tour or as a separate service.
Every device and sales point
A direct link with no download on phones and computers, plus VR headset and touchscreen support.
How we build it
- 01
Read the project
We read the land, the audience and the real selling point before any scene.
- 02
Turn plans into scenes
Façades, movement, function and lifestyle become clear to the eye.
- 03
Set the interaction
We prepare navigation, finishes and measuring around the purchase decision.
- 04
Place it at sales points
A link for buyers, and headsets or touchscreens in the sales gallery.
Selected Asred work
Top-six finalist
Diriyah Mosques
Two mosques reframe the logic of Najdi building, shade, courtyards and earthen mass, in a calm language for contemporary Diriyah.
Living, hospitality and work
La Perle: Mixed-Use Destination
An urban ensemble brings residences, hotel, offices and retail around layered public spaces and a warm night-time identity.
Architectural competition concept
Turku Islamic Center: The Lantern
A warm civic lantern designed for Finland’s dark winter, bringing worship, learning, nature and community enterprise beneath one luminous roof.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between VR and a 360° tour?
A 360° tour shows fixed viewpoints the buyer moves between. A VR experience allows free movement and interaction, such as changing finishes and measuring spaces.
Does the buyer need a headset or an app?
No. It runs from a direct link on any device with no download. Headsets and touchscreens are an extra option in the sales gallery.
Does it suit a project that has not started construction?
Yes, that is its main use. The experience is built from the architectural design, so buyers can live the place before it exists.
How do I find out the cost?
It depends on project size, number of units and the interaction required. Send us the details and we will propose a suitable scope.
From interest to decision
Does your property have a story still untold?
Tell us about your project, whether it is land at the concept stage or towers already on the market, and we will propose how to present it.
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