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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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Are drones the futures of property surveying?
Demand for cutting-edge drone technology is rising at a leading multi-disciplinary property firm after its use on the renovation of a historic hall in London.
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Are aerial drones for property marketing taking off?
Drones are becoming a popular marketing tool for agents operating in prime rural and seaside areas, so how do you get in on the aerial action, asks Nigel Lewis.
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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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