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✓ VerifiedProperty films and Shorts for real estate and fitness brands
Real estate, Fitness · ★ 5.0 (1 review) · Los Angeles
From $2.5k/video
View profileVideo sells property. Buyers expect walkthroughs, neighbourhood guides and market updates before they agree to a viewing, and sellers choose agents who can show their home well. YouTube gives real estate agents and developers a place to publish this content and keep it working for years, because people keep searching for areas, prices and buying advice. Agencies in this field handle property tours, drone footage, agent personal-brand channels and ads aimed at people who are actively looking to move. Housing ads also fall under special rules in some countries, which limit targeting by age, gender or postcode, so the agency needs to know how to reach buyers within those limits. Ask to see listing videos they have produced, how fast they can turn a shoot around, and how they connect views to enquiries and signed listings.
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Property films and Shorts for real estate and fitness brands
Real estate, Fitness · ★ 5.0 (1 review) · Los Angeles
From $2.5k/video
View profileVideo production and YouTube ads for law firms and property
Law firms, Real estate · Islamabad
From $1.2k/project
View profileStart with fit. Ask each agency for video production case studies from real estate clients, with real numbers such as cost per lead, return on ad spend or subscriber growth, and links to the channels.
Check the minimum budget against what you can spend each month for at least three months. Most YouTube work needs time to test and improve before results settle.
Ask how they report results and how often. Good agencies agree on one or two numbers that matter to your business before they start, and report on those rather than views alone.