Vaulted great room with a floor-to-ceiling stacked-stone fireplace between two sliding glass walls and exposed white-oak beams

Every room, properly lit

Real estate photography.

Interior and exterior listing photos that show the home’s layout, light and main features. Careful composition and consistent editing give buyers a clear view of the property before they visit.

From $199

Bright windows and darker interiors need careful balance. The finished set should retain natural-looking color and detail without making rooms look artificial.

Your gallery includes an MLS-ready set and full-resolution edited photos for brochures and other print marketing. Every listing package includes a 2D floor plan; choose Agent Favorite to add aerial photos and a 3D tour, or Social Showcase for video and a single-property website as well.

When Listing Essentials is the right fit.

  • A standard resale that needs to be on the MLS on schedule and looking right.
  • Condos and townhomes that need interior and exterior listing photos.
  • Listings that need professional photos and a floor plan without video or a 3D tour.
  • Rental and investment properties that need clear, well-lit photos.

What it costs.

Listing Essentials — up to 2,000 sq ft Interior and exterior photography
$199
Listing Essentials — 2,001 to 3,500 sq ft Interior and exterior photography
$269
Listing Essentials — 3,501 to 5,000 sq ft Larger homes take longer and get more frames
$339
Virtual staging Empty rooms furnished digitally, scoped with you
From $50

The rates above are for Listing Essentials, which includes interior and exterior photography plus a 2D floor plan. Prices vary by property size. Add-ons and travel are priced separately.

Turnaround

Standard photos are delivered by noon the next business day.

What it looks like.

Vaulted great room with a stacked-stone fireplace between two sliding glass walls
Kitchen shot straight on, a waterfall marble island with white swivel stools and brass pendants over a book-matched backsplash
Primary bath with a freestanding tub beneath a vaulted window and a long marble double vanity
Dining room with a wall-mounted wine display, a dark oak table and a tall arched steel window onto the garden
Two-story living room with an arched glass entry door at the far end and a black steel-and-oak staircase
Beverage bar against a fluted wall, marble counter and backsplash, brass sconces and an undercounter wine fridge
See the full portfolio

Questions.

How long does a real estate photo shoot take?

Appointment length depends on the property’s size and the services booked. Every listing package includes time to capture the 2D floor plan. Drone coverage, a 3D tour or video may require additional time on site.

Do I need to have the house staged?

The home does not need professional staging, but it should be ready to photograph. Clear counters, remove bins and personal items, and move cars out of the driveway where possible. We move small things and straighten what we can, and we will tell you honestly if a room is not going to photograph well as it stands. Virtual staging is available for empty rooms, from $50, scoped with you before the shoot.

How do you handle bright windows?

We balance bright windows with the room’s interior so the finished photo looks natural. The goal is to show the space clearly while retaining useful detail in the view.

Put a date on it.

Type the address in, pick what the listing needs, and we will confirm the appointment.

Book a shoot