Case Studies

CRG (Industrial)

The client sought to market this pre-construction distribution center to a targeted buyer using brand-specific details. In reviewing the Virtual Reality tour, numerous design changes were addressed, reducing the need for change orders and cost adjustments.

LaSalle (Residential)

After reviewing a virtual model based on their initial designs, the developer recognized the need for several design changes in order to make the units more marketable

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CRG (Industrial)

The client needed to address site objections during the approval process. A property video tour using the virtual model was created to dispel concerns over sightlines from the abutting residential properties, ultimately expediting the approval process.

IPA – Latitude (Student Housing)

The client needed to market and pre-lease the units of this large student housing complex while the building was under construction. Using only the Virtual Tour, they pre-leased 93% of the units. Students noted it looked exactly like it did in the Virtual Tour.

Crossings Heritage (Condo)

This client used the virtual model to create all of their marketing content including website, renderings and social media campaigns. The marketing campaign depicted all customizable options, resulting in a 95% pre-sale rate and deposits on 80% of Phase 2.

The Stacks (Car Condos)

The Virtual Reality Tour of this luxury car condo complex was used to finalize capital commitments and start the marketing and sales process pre-construction. Multiple designs of each unit helped accelerate prospects' buy decisions.

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Bulfinch (Office)

This landlord representative was seeking an alternative to market an outdated space to three different, but viable tenant sectors.  The PIX model was used to visualize the space for retail, medical and office thereby broadening the target market and expediting the leasing process.

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Edsel (Multifamily)

This client needed a way to showcase the future state of this property which was an abandoned and run down building in the historic district of Detroit. Unable to show the current state of the property, they turned to PIX and were able to pre-lease nearly 40% of the units within 2 months of starting the renovation

Trek (Regional HQ)

The anchor tenant in this building was looking to relocate and build a new regional HQ. Using a PIX Virtual Tour, the owner was able to convince the tenant that the existing building could be re-demised and rebranded, turning an exiting tenant into a buyer.

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EXXON

Exxon sought a proactive way to ease employees' transition to a Regional Headquarters being constructed with a new work environment design and be immediately productive when it opened. The PIX model enabled the client to accomplish their goals.

CBRE

CBRE determined PIX was the best company to help them showcase their new Los Angeles Headquarters, which was their vision of the workplace of the future, to employees and clients globally .

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Downtown Raleigh

The client used a PIX Virtual Tour to visualize and address various economic development issues.  The model can show available spaces, impact of different tenants, and uses gamification to drive commerce.

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Partners – Previously NAI Partners

Williams Plaza in Georgetown, TX is a mixed-use project that will include retail, restaurants, multifamily housing, and limited office space. PIX created multiple virtual reality tours, renderings and property video tours as the overall site design and targeted anchor tenants rapidly evolved.

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Berkshire Hathaway

PIX created Virtual Reality Tours and Renderings of this mountain contemporary "Legacy Home" located in a private low-density community with world-class offerings. The home sits on three pristine acres, features 360-degree views, 6 bedrooms, 6 fireplaces, gourmet kitchen, expansive decks for outdoor gatherings – and Much More!

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NodeCom

PIX made a VR tours and an instructional property video tour to help NodeCom market its advanced Modular Edge Data Processing Center which includes secured office space for critical operations. The modular Data Center fits 1 to 100 secured server cabinets. Battery modules store up to 1MW of power from solar and wind, generators and a 5G tower offer backup power and connectivity in off-the-grid areas.

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