The real estate market is more competitive than ever. To stand out, real estate professionals need to embrace creative marketing techniques. Optimally positioning your properties can help draw potential buyers. 

With the outbreak of COVID-19, more and more things that we used to do in person have become virtual in order to encourage social distancing and slow the spread of the virus. Virtual real estate marketing has become a necessity during the pandemic. 

The professionals on your team can imagine design plans in their heads and picture the final product. Most of your potential clients can't do the same thing on their own, but DesignBlendz can help you bridge that gap.

Real estate professionals have relied upon the power of staging for decades to help buyers see the possibilities of a space. With the right mix of staged furnishings and decorations, such as couches, beds, dining room tables and chairs, floor coverings and window treatments, homes tend to go off the market sooner and attract higher bids than they might otherwise.

Plenty of homeowners want to give their properties a major facelift. Nevertheless, they can be hesitant when it comes to signing on the dotted line, particularly for complex, pricier home renovation projects that they can't quite envision.

Is it better to have office space where you can bring a mug of coffee and get to work, or would you instead prefer to invest in real estate that you can see but not touch? That's the question behind lockable vs. virtual office space.

You've come up with the perfect interior design idea for your client. The colors are sharp, the concepts are fresh and the execution is dynamic. But how do you convey all this to your client in a smart and workable manner? We've compiled these interior design presentation tips to help you connect with your client and wow them with your creativity.

3D Architectural Visualization has changed how architects work today. Here are five key things you need to know about 3D visualization.

Traditionally, architects have had to rely on 2D drawings to illustrate their ideas. This forces clients to have to do the hard work of visualizing the architect's designs in their minds. An architect has no control over what their client imagines. 

Technology is inevitable and you have to go with it. Here are reasons why 3D rendering and architectural visualization hold the future in architecture.

Trends in home buying have changed in recent years, as fewer young people have the funds to buy their first homes. Still, there are lots of first-time buyers out there: almost 1.8 million in 2016 alone.

Computer-generated images are very crucial since they can depict anything in its real form. Here is a guide to learn about computer-generated imagery.

Working on a big commercial development and feeling nervous about deadlines from the bank?