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Elis Kostabi
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3Dstudio.co
Property CGI for new-build sales
Property CGI for UK developers and estate agents: exterior and interior CGI, CGI floor plans and aerials from the architect's drawings, ready before the first home is built.
- One 3D model for every image, so the whole set matches
- A reply within 30 minutes: a price and date, or the 1-2 questions we need first
- Fixed price and delivery date agreed before work starts
1,247
Projects completed
13
Years in business
17
Countries delivered to
★★★★★
Rated 4.9 on Clutch · See our reviews
125 of 220 clients came back
More than half of our clients have hired us again
The short version
What is property CGI, and why do developers use it?
Property CGI is a photoreal image of homes that are not built yet. Buyers reserve off-plan from these images, so they have to show the real layout, the real specification and the light the homes will actually get.
The CGI sells the home before the show home exists.
We build one 3D model of the scheme from the architect's drawings and make every image from it: the hero exterior, the interiors, the floor plans and the aerial. The set stays consistent across the listing, the brochure, the hoarding and the sales website.
When the design changes after planning, the model is updated and the affected views are rendered again, instead of starting over.
What you get
New-build CGI for every part of the sales campaign
Order one image or the whole set. Every view comes from the same model.
Exterior CGI
The hero image for the listing and the hoarding: the homes in their street, at the time of day that sells them.
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Interior CGI
Living spaces, kitchens and bedrooms styled for the target buyer, from your specification.
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CGI floor plans
A furnished 3D floor plan for every home type, for brochures and property portals.
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Aerials and CGI fly-throughs
The whole site from above, and moving images for the sales website and social media.
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How it works
How a property CGI project runs
One fixed price and one delivery date, agreed before any work starts.
Brief
Send the drawings, get a reply
Upload the architect's CAD, PDF, Revit or SketchUp files and the specification. You get a reply within 30 minutes: a fixed price and a delivery date, or the 1-2 questions we need answered first.
Grey preview
Views agreed before styling
We build the model and set the cameras. You and your agent choose the views on the grey model, while a change is still quick.
Final CGI
Materials, light, styling
We add the specification, furniture, planting and people for your target buyer. 2 revision rounds are included.
Delivery
Files for every channel
4K images for the portals and the website, larger sizes for hoardings and print on request.
Fixed price and delivery date agreed before work starts, 2 revision rounds included.
Who it is for
CGI for developers and estate agents
1,247 projects so far, for developers, agents, architects and interior designers.
What you provide
What you send and what you get
Send what exists today and we will say what, if anything, is missing.
What you send
DrawingsThe architect's CAD, PDF, Revit or SketchUp files
SpecificationThe finishes schedule or a material list
BuyerWho the homes are for, and reference images if you have them
DateThe launch or reservation date the images are needed for
What you get
First replyWithin 30 minutes: a fixed price and a delivery date, or the 1-2 questions we need first
Grey previewThe views agreed on the model before styling
Final CGIImages in 4K, larger for hoardings and print on request
Revisions2 rounds included
RightsFull usage rights for every sales channel
Need the website and an apartment selector too? See the sales launch package.
Where we work
Rooted in Estonia, with offices and clients worldwide
We work with developers, architects and agencies across Europe, North America, Australia and the Middle East. Each market we work in has its own page: Estonia, Finland, Norway, Sweden, London, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Miami, Toronto, Sydney and Dubai.
Questions we get asked
Property CGI questions, answered
Still unsure? Send the drawings anyway; the reply says what is missing.
Ask us directlyWhat is property CGI?
Property CGI is a photoreal computer-generated image of a home or a development that is not built yet, made from the architect's drawings. Developers and estate agents use it to sell off-plan: on Rightmove and Zoopla listings, hoardings, brochures, the sales website and social media.
When should a developer order property CGI?
As soon as the layouts are fixed enough to sell from, usually around planning approval or the start on site. Off-plan reservations start from the images, so the earlier they exist, the earlier the sales team can work. One 3D model then gives every later view, including updates after design changes.
What do estate agents need from new-build CGI?
A hero exterior for the listing, two or three interiors (living space, kitchen, main bedroom), a CGI floor plan for each home type and, for larger schemes, an aerial of the whole site. All from one model, so they match each other and the show home.
Which files do you need?
The architect's drawings as CAD, PDF, Revit or SketchUp files, the specification or finishes schedule, and references for the target buyer if you have them. We build the 3D model from the drawings.
Do you work for UK developers?
Yes. We are an Estonian studio and work for UK developers, agents and architects. Read what UK clients say on the reviews page, or call our London line on +44 20 3835 5335.
What does property CGI cost?
Every project gets one fixed price and a delivery date, agreed before work starts. The price depends on the number of views and home types, the size of the scheme and the level of styling. Further views from the same model cost less than the first. Typical ranges are on the pricing page, and the full set with a sales website is the sales launch package.
Send your drawings, get a reply within 30 minutes
Upload the architect's drawings and the specification. The reply is a fixed price and a delivery date, or the 1-2 questions we need answered first.