The real estate sector is one field that continues to implement virtual reality (VR) augmented reality (AR) and related features into its day-to-day systems and approaches.This can be seen particularly clearly with regards to house viewings, where potential buyers are taken on a tour of a property in order to see each room in greater detail.Using a virtual reality headset, viewers will feel as if they are inside the property, despite the fact that they are seeing the tour from afar. The tours can either be led by a tour guide in the metaverse or be self-led, where you move around and navigate the property yourself.

Virtual tours in the Metaverse can be quite useful for a variety of reasons. The first is to eliminate the need for real estate brokers and potential purchasers to drive vast distances or go out of their way to view a home for the first time.

First viewings may be done quickly and simply from the comfort of home using remote tools, allowing unworkable or less desirable houses to be rapidly eliminated and a shortlist of top properties to be created.

Moreover, a home buyer may discover that they simply need to see their preferred property in person before making an offer. This saves both the realtor and the customer a significant amount of time and money.

Viewers can more readily picture the layout of a home when it is shown in 3D since they can virtually "transfer" themselves there. This, along with the capability of virtual staging, maybe a very useful marketing tool for real estate companies.