drones for estate agents
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Regulation & Law
New rules to go live on 1st January for operators of smaller drones
Estate agents who fly or operate drones weighing between 100g and 250g to photograph or film properties must now get registered and/or take a test.
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Products & Services
Drones slash roof inspection bills by 85% says property giant
Property management firms’ bills are set to drop thanks to advanced drone technology now being used by big player LRPM.
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Latest property news
Pensioner admits firearm charge after estate agent videographer threatened
Michael Edwards shot his airgun at an estate agency drone filming near his house before confronting the cameraman.
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Property giant launches drone inspection service for residential properties
Cushman & Wakefield says drones footage will be used for both property management and marketing purposes on behalf of clients.
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James Stevens – licensed to fly
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), also known as drones, are becoming a key asset to estate agents, enabling stunning aerial photography and videos, enhancing particulars for more successful marketing. But there are safety rules, underpinned by UK law and anyone flying a drone for commercial purposes is required to obtain a licence from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). James Stevens, owner of Stevens’ Estate Agents in Okehampton, attended an intensive three day course, a theory exam and a flight test to become qualified and obtain permission from the CAA to fly a drone. James says, “I know of others in the area that operate drones commercially without a licence – or, therefore, insurance. They are endangering the people and property below their aircraft. Aerial photography can make all the difference to the marketing of a property but it needs to be done safely, with the appropriate licence and insurance.”
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