we do use aerials whenever a property is waterfront or waterview..... also if there is a luxury home with a very complex roof system and many valleys....it shows the true magnitude of the home..... otherwise, each elevation taken with a camera is a fraction of the dynamics an aerial would provide.....

Since most of our properties are acreage, they always have aerial photos and maps.

Yes, especially in Naples due to our many, many waterways, beaches, islands and nature preserves. We have some incredibly talented photographers that we hire.

John Marshall - FORE! if it is a high-end property, I'd say, Aerial Photography is a must.

Hi John - We have on occasion with luxury properties or acreages. I think it's going to become more common as drone photography gets more popular.

John Marshall - FORE! Yes, mainly property size and property features like terrain and structures.

I have done a few aerials, when backing to a golf course, or have great mountain views.

no

I don't.  In most of this area there are too many airspace restrictions unless I could hitch a ride in a police helicopter.

Only when it helps sell a large lot property or to show proximty to the ocean, a golf course or another San Diego landmark. Drones are becomming standard pretty quick here, so I'm sure it'll become a silly trend for even condos. 

I have a Drone, but it keeps running into things, like my house, the fence, my leg, so until I master it, my Drone will not leave my yard.   Therefore I don't offer aerial photos.  

I haven't had a listings that it would benefit yet. If I did I have a source to get them done.

John,

Our clients do that for large plots of land.  A

     We are getting local targeted emails from two licensed Drone operators.  It's the new thing!

Yes, if it has a large enough lot or a location that is close to some striking other features.

i do not, although drones are becoming so cheap i might

I do not, as I have not had a house that would benefit from it.  To me, for aerial shots you need a large lot.  Most tract homes don't have that, so for me a still photo of the front is sufficient.

I would only use them for a larger property or for showing acreage. Haven't had the need so far.

Corrine Guest has one & does them.

I have not yet. I would consider it for the right property. 

Only on larger home estate or big acreage.

Ones avoid is shoot a someone's back yard. Trash, cars etc....