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Buying a condo or leasing a new office space can be a giant and costly decision — and it’s all the more difficult when the building doesn’t yet exist.
But what if you could tour the space before it’s built? Real estate developers and leasing agents are turning to virtual reality to let prospective buyers experience a space even when a building is still under construction, or has yet to break ground.
The capability is being fueled by the rise of Oculus and other virtual reality headsets. The trend was on full display at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco and Mobile World Congress in Spain this week, with companies including Valve, HTC, Sony and many others showing new (and improved) virtual reality technologies, boasting higher frame rates and untethered systems that make the experience more realistic.
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