Matterport virtual tours for real estate: capture and viewing guide
Plan Matterport virtual tours for real estate with a clear room sequence, accurate labels and relevant Novo property examples.
Matterport virtual tours for real estate let viewers navigate a captured, existing property before arranging a visit. They are useful for understanding room connections and visible conditions. Use CGI for spaces that are not yet built, and confirm measurements independently when precision matters.
When should a property team choose a Matterport tour?
Use a captured tour when the space exists and can be prepared for scanning. Plan access to each room, identify private material to remove and choose an opening view that helps visitors understand the property.
Keep the distinction between a captured space and a proposed design explicit. A Matterport tour records visible conditions at capture time; it cannot demonstrate a future fit-out that has not been built. Confirm areas, boundaries and contractual information using the appropriate documents.
Real Novo Reperio project examples
Titanium Gardens Residensi is a Novo Reperio project with Matterport 3D virtual tour. Explore the show unit layout remotely.
Explore Titanium Gardens Residensi ↗︎
The Fairway at Sebana Cove is a Novo Reperio project with Matterport 3D virtual tour. Explore the villa layout before a sales enquiry.
Explore The Fairway at Sebana Cove ↗︎
Open the project pages to inspect the commissioned experience and its published scope.
What to confirm before commissioning the work
- Agree the rooms to capture and prepare them before the scanning appointment.
- Check room labels, privacy and the route from the opening view to key spaces.
- Add the tour to the property page with current specifications and a clear viewing enquiry. Review it after material changes.
How to review a property tour before sharing
Check that each included room can be reached, labels match the property information and private material is not visible. Verify the external viewing link on a phone and a desktop. If the interior changes, decide whether the captured tour still represents the offered space.