Marketing a commercial property is a different job to photographing a family home. The audience is investors, tenants and businesses, and the images need to communicate scale, function and location — not just style. Here’s what changes with commercial property media.
Who it’s for
Commercial photography and video support a wide range of clients, including commercial agencies, developers, investment groups, shopping centres, hotels, office owners and industrial-property agents.
What the images focus on
Rather than lifestyle, commercial photography highlights the things that drive a leasing or investment decision:
- Building scale, main entrance and signage
- Reception and office fit-out
- Warehouse space, ceiling height and loading bays
- Car parking, street exposure and transport access
- Tenant areas and surrounding infrastructure
Commercial video
Commercial video can go well beyond a walkthrough — think location overviews, drone footage, developer or tenant interviews, and clear leasing or investment information, all presented professionally.
How commercial work is quoted
Because every commercial project is different, pricing usually depends on factors such as property size, number of buildings, shooting time, image and video quantity, drone requirements, travel and usage rights. We’ll scope it clearly so you know exactly what’s included.
Marketing a commercial space? Request a tailored quote and we’ll build a package around the property.
