Real estate photography and video in Burnaby

Burnaby holds two kinds of stock at once. There is a large and growing supply of tower units around Metrotown, Brentwood and Lougheed, and there are older single family neighbourhoods that are steadily being redeveloped around them. The two require completely different attention, and what they share is that layout clarity does the heavy lifting in both.

In a tower, a buyer is judging the plan and the outlook. They want to know how the rooms relate, whether the second bedroom is a real bedroom, and what the window actually faces. An accurate 2D floor plan answers the first two faster than any photograph, and honest interior framing answers the third. Production scale adds very little in a 750 square foot unit.

Burnaby is one of the routes where the hour genuinely changes the drive, and a tower shoot adds a second scheduling constraint on top of it: most buildings require an elevator booking, and most require it further in advance than agents expect. Telling us at the time of booking rather than on the morning is the difference between a shoot that runs and one that waits in a lobby.

Where a listing is being sold for the land rather than the house, say so. We shoot it completely differently, and the version that sells a lot is not the version that sells a home.