Drone photography for real estate, homes and land
Show the plot boundaries, access roads and surroundings in a single image so buyers can decide faster. Ideal for agents, project owners and developers.
What shots does real estate drone photography give you?
Buyers get the full picture of the location and the property without visiting in person.
Aerial boundary shots
See the land boundaries, access roads and surroundings clearly in one image. Use it as the main photo in a listing, or send it to buyers who live far away before they book a viewing.
Home or project tour video
A fly-through video of the building, living spaces and landscaping, cut into short clips for social media or a longer version for client presentations from a single shoot.
Aerial site plan views
See the project layout, internal roads and common areas in one image, making it easier to explain where a plot or unit sits than a paper plan.
Progress comparisons
For projects under construction, we reshoot from the same angles to compare progress clearly, ready for updates to buyers who have booked and for the project page.
See one of our land shoots in 45 seconds
A land shoot in Phetchaburi Province: the plot shape, access and surroundings in one clip — something ground-level photos simply can't show.
Which image type suits which property?
Stills suit listings and brochures, while video suits social media and client presentations. For a single-take shot flying from outside into the house, see our FPV Cinematic
| Photo or video | Best for | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Aerial shots showing the plot shape | Vacant land, large plots | A location pin or rough map of the plot, and the points to highlight |
| House tour video with the location | Detached houses, holiday homes | A date when the house is ready to shoot, and the features you want to show |
| Project layout and common areas | Housing estates, condominiums Resorts and hotels | The project plan, and permission from the developer or juristic person |
| Progress comparisons from the same angle | Projects under construction | A regular shooting schedule and standard shooting points |
| Location and nearby landmarks | Properties whose selling point is location, such as near a main road, the sea or a community | A list of nearby places you want to appear in the shots |
Why do aerial images help sell homes and land faster?
Aerial photos and video support your presentation and help clients decide faster without visiting every time. Buyers see the plot size, access roads and what surrounds the property before they travel, so in-person viewings are left to the genuinely interested.
- NBTC and CAAT registeredEvery drone is legally registered
- Air Force trained pilotsPilots trained in remote aircraft operation
- Liability insuredCover on every job we film
- Nationwide serviceWe travel to every province, with a free quote the same day
How do you hire real estate drone photography?
From the first chat to file delivery, our team looks after every step. Files are delivered within 3–7 business days on average after the shoot, depending on the amount of editing.
1. Send the location and property details
Send the land location or property address with the selling points you want to highlight, such as the road frontage, the view or nearby landmarks.
2. Plan the angles
We plan camera angles to cover the land boundaries and the property's highlights, check no-fly zones, and pick a time when the light suits the property's orientation.
3. Shoot day
Our pilots shoot stills and video according to the plan and check the footage on site before leaving, so any missing shot can be captured straight away.
4. Ready-to-use files
High-quality photo and video files, ready for brochures and sales materials.
What must be checked before a real estate drone flight?
Every property job goes through these 5 checks before the flight date is set, so we fly legally, respect the neighbours' privacy and get images that actually help sell. If anything needs time for a permit, we tell you on the day we quote.
- Property location vs no-fly zonesWe check distances from airports, controlled zones and military zones. If extra permission is needed, our team applies for it.
- Consent from the property ownerWe confirm the owner or rights holder allows the shoot and note any angles they don't want shown.
- Neighbours' privacyWe frame shots so they don't look into neighbouring homes, and we don't film unrelated people in a recognisable way.
- Light and weatherWe book a time with good light and clear skies so the property's colours look natural. If there is rain or strong wind, we are the ones who call to reschedule.
- Selling points to showList the highlights, such as the road frontage, water features or the view, so we can plan every shot in a single flight session.
Real estate drone photography FAQ
Do I need the title deed or the plot coordinates?
Can you shoot empty land with no buildings?
Can I use the images in brochures or ads?
Can you shoot land in other provinces?
Can drone images show the boundaries on the title deed?
Can you make a single-take video flying from outside into the house?
What if the land is near an airport or military area?
When do I get the files?
Does the owner or an agent need to be on site?
Can an agent book several properties at once?
Can the property owner see the team's flight documents?
What time of day gives the best shots?
Last updated 17 Oct 2026 · Information by the ORBITCINE pilot team
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