Create intelligent 3D models to plan, construct, and manage buildings
Digital property design and management
Digitally transform your real estate property management workflows with 3D models and stunning renderings throughout design, construction, and marketing. Enable your prospective tenants and clients to visualize their business in your space with high-quality, fully rendered 3D models for virtual walk-throughs—on any device, anywhere.
3D visualization and imaging capabilities
ArcGIS GeoBIM
Virtual walk-throughs
IoT visualization and analysis
Create intelligent 3D building models
Build intelligent, interactive renderings of your projects that bring together critical building data from multiple silos in disparate formats. ArcGIS GeoBIM allows architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC); real estate; and planning professionals to see how assets will fit and interact within the surrounding neighborhood and infrastructure.
Virtually tour a property from anywhere
3D visualization allows potential tenants and buyers to virtually tour properties anywhere, on any device. Use Scene Viewer within ArcGIS to create beautiful, 3D-rendered virtual models of homes, office spaces, developments, or neighborhoods. Enable potential clients and investors to envision their future in your space.
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Unlock the value of IoT data
Today, billions of sensors are generating data from smart buildings, assets, and devices around the world. Professionals use ArcGIS to harness that data, enabling strategic decisions about properties and projects. Leverage advanced analytics within ArcGIS—such as machine leaning and artificial intelligence—to reveal patterns, connections, and opportunities from high-velocity data from the Internet of Things (IoT).
Learn how to use IoT data
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Clients get 3D tours and market insight
Challenged by client expectations for data-rich, 3D visualizations of properties and markets, Cushman & Wakefield created PRISM, a location-smart app.
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ArcGIS: A foundation for digital twins
GIS can be used to create digital twins of the natural and built environments, integrating many different digital representations of the real world.
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The smart workplace: An executive tour
When companies apply location tracking and visualization techniques to assets under management, many other business benefits emerge.