Picture of for sale signs
Property firm turns to Google Earth

Estate agent offers online viewings

Property investment firm integrates Google Earth to show properties for sale

Written by Lara Williams

Property investment firm David Stanley Redfern is offering clients online viewing of global properties in real time.

The firm’s web site will use Google Earth's interactive programme to allow visitors  access to the company’s portfolio of property in over 40 locations worldwide.

‘Google Earth combines the power of Google Search with satellite imagery, maps, terrain and 3D buildings,’ said the firm’s director David Redfern.

‘It will allow our clients to see the property or plot of land they are considering for purchase,’ he said.

In addition to property visuals, Google Earth enables users to search for local businesses, print driving directions and add data points such as restaurant reviews and personal photos.

Tags:

reader comments

related articles

Picture of plane on runway

Travel agent pools customer info

Abercrombie and Kent overhauls CRM systems 01 Mar 2007

 

London estate agent fights spam

The Acorn Group cuts spam and saves £20,000 per year 26 Sep 2006

Google signs exclusive satellite deal

GeoEye-1 orbiter promises highest resolution images of Earth yet 03 Sep 2008

Google brings local information to iPhone

Web giant has launched a version of its Earth application for the Apple iPhone 27 Oct 2008

Microsoft updates Live Search

New features give Google a run for its money 06 May 2008

related whitepapers

today's top stories

Technology and privacy

Watch part one of a two-part Computing roundtable debate on the importance of putting data privacy issues at the heart of your IT plans 01 Dec 2008

Got the Knowledge?

Last week the civil service published a new strategy to help government seize the opportunities and meet the challenges of managing knowledge... 01 Dec 2008

Q&A - ntl:Telewest Business managing director Stephen Beynon

The cable provider's chief talks about the future of next-generation broadband access in the UK 28 Nov 2008

Computing podcast - Standard Life's offshoring plans; and the prospects for government IT

The insurance giant outlines its new outsourcing strategy; and we ask if the government's economic bailout will affect its IT plans 28 Nov 2008

India will remain open for business - but that's not the real story

One of the duties I have to fulfil as a director of the National Outsourcing Association is to talk to the media... 28 Nov 2008

Advertisement

Newsletter signup

Sign up for our range of FREE newsletters:

Existing User

Newsletter user login:

Advertisement

Jobs

Related jobs

Job of the week

Job alerts

Sign up here

Find your next job

IT Salary Checker

Check salary here

Advertisement

White papers

Search white papers

Top categories

VPN, Extranet and Intranet Solutions

WAN/ LAN Solutions

Network Security

Interoperability-Connectivity

Grid/ Utility Computing

Latest poll

Will the terrorist attacks in Mumbai affect your offshoring plans?

Will the terrorist attacks in Mumbai affect your offshoring plans?

Is India becoming a risky destination?

Previous poll results

Latest audio and video articles

Padlocked CDVideo

Technology and privacy

Watch part one of a two-part Computing roundtable debate on the importance of putting data privacy issues at the heart of your IT plans 01 Dec 2008

Podcast imageAudio

Computing podcast - Standard Life's offshoring plans; and the prospects for government IT

The insurance giant outlines its new outsourcing strategy; and we ask if the government's economic bailout will affect its IT plans 28 Nov 2008

Latest in-depth articles

ntl:Telewest's Stephen BeynonAnalysis

Q&A - ntl:Telewest Business managing director Stephen Beynon

The cable provider's chief talks about the future of next-generation broadband access in the UK 28 Nov 2008

cowboyFeatures

Guns for hire

David Neal explores the world of interim CIOs and discovers why more firms are turning to them to spur on IT-led change 27 Nov 2008

Advertisement

Primary Navigation