Open Houses Get a 3-D Virtual Rehaul

Shira Levine
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The days of unlimited flowing champagne and delectable canape trays floating through a beautifully staged, uninhabited home may be numbered, thanks to the birth of the virtual open house.

How we buy real estate is an ever-changing process and with the 3-D technology of Canadian company Uther Interiors (part of the Virtual World Web and provided by Utherverse Digital, Inc.), potential buyers don't even need to get off the couch in their old home to find a new home. They can test out the couch in the new home from the old couch and old home too! By eliminating any pre-schlepping to listed homes that lack potential, time and energy is saved for all parties concerned.

HousingWatch spoke with Uther Interiors CEO and founder Brian Shuster about how a virtual perspective on real estate is in our future:

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