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    Sales Office VR Experience

    Turn the sales-office meeting into the moment the deal closes

    Sales Office VR Experience

    The sales office is where most off-plan deals close, yet buyers usually still stare at a physical model and a printed plan. A VR experience in the sales office replaces that with immersion: the buyer puts on a headset or watches a large screen and steps into the exact apartment they are considering.

    How it fits into the meeting

    How it fits into the meeting

    The salesperson drives the tour from a tablet while the buyer is inside the experience, presents the apartment room by room, switches floors and types and compares finish options. The meeting shifts from a technical explanation to a conversation about living there — exactly when objections dissolve.

    What you need to install

    What you need to install

    Setup is minimal: Meta Quest headsets, a screen or TV mirroring the experience for accompanying family, and a seating corner. We supply the content, configure the equipment and run a short training session so the sales team can operate it independently.

    What happens after the meeting

    What happens after the meeting

    At the end we send the buyer a 360° link to the same apartment so they can show a partner or family from home. The experience keeps working after they leave, and every follow-up call starts from a vivid memory instead of a floor plan.

    Frequently asked questions

    What equipment does the sales office need?

    Meta Quest headsets (one or more depending on meeting volume), a tablet for the salesperson to navigate, and a screen or TV mirroring the experience for accompanying family. We configure the equipment and train the team.

    How long is a VR meeting with a buyer?

    The tour itself usually runs 5–12 minutes per apartment, enough to cover every space without fatigue. In practice the meeting gets shorter, because many questions are answered inside the experience.

    Do older buyers cope with the headset?

    Yes. The salesperson drives the tour from a tablet, so the buyer never learns controls — they simply look around. Anyone who prefers no headset sees the same experience on a large screen.

    Can content be updated if project specs change?

    Yes. We keep the model, so updating finishes, furniture or adding another apartment type is a content update rather than a new production.

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