Although 3D tours certainly saw an uptick during the pandemic, using them on every listing isn’t practical or necessary — especially in a hot market. Here’s why traditional listing photography, despite its flaws, will still be standard practice.
Source: Inman News
Can 3D tours upend pro listing photos? Not likely
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