01 · Office
Office space.
Open floors, private suites, conference rooms, lobbies, and common areas. We shoot for leasing brochures and tenant marketing, with even light across glass-walled rooms and mixed ceiling fixtures.
Commercial real estate photography
Commercial
real estate
photography
for /offices.
HDR, aerial, and 360 coverage for commercial property. Office floors, retail, warehouse, multifamily, mixed-use, hospitality, and event venues. Scoped for owners, brokers, developers, and property managers, and delivered on the timeline a leasing package runs on. We cover New York City and Baltimore.
Trusted byPublished by
Clients and platforms we have worked with.
Published, repeat-booked.
Backed by real clients.
Backed by real clients.
First commercial shoot was the 20,000 sq ft Weeksville Heritage Center. Commercial work for Life Storage in Brooklyn. Named a top real estate photography company by Giggster and published on Peerspace.
Section 01Property types
Built for the full range of commercial property.
Every asset class.
One photography partner.
One photography partner.
Commercial real estate photography is not residential photography at a bigger scale. A warehouse, a corner retail unit, and a Class A office floor each ask for a different read on light, line, and framing. We shoot each property type to the standard its market expects, working to showcase property features that matter to a leasing decision, whether the sharp, well-lit images land in a leasing brochure, an offering memorandum, or a marketing site.
The goal on every commercial real estate photography project is the same: capture the unique features of the space, read it in the best light, and hand back professional photos that hold up against the rest of the market. Across office spaces, retail, and industrial buildings, we shoot exterior photography that frames the building and its surrounding environment, plus interior shots that walk a tenant or buyer through the layout. Real estate agents, brokers, and owners use the set to attract potential buyers and qualified tenants.
02 · Retail
Retail & storefront.
Storefronts, in-line units, and anchor space. Exterior frontage, signage, foot-traffic context, and interior buildout that helps a broker market a vacancy or an owner show a stabilized tenant mix.
03 · Industrial
Industrial & warehouse.
Warehouse floors, clear heights, loading docks, and yard space. Wide HDR coverage that reads the true scale of a distribution or flex building, plus aerial to show the footprint and access.
04 · Multifamily
Multifamily & apartments.
Apartment buildings, unit interiors, amenity space, and lobbies for owners, managers, and investors. One shoot covers a representative unit set plus the building exterior and shared amenities.
05 · Mixed-use
Mixed-use property.
Ground-floor retail over residential or office. We document each component and the building as a whole, which is what an offering memorandum or a refinance package needs.
06 · Hospitality
Hospitality & venues.
Hotels, event venues, and gathering space. Rooms, public areas, and the details that book an event. 360 virtual tours let a planner walk a venue before they commit to a site visit.
Selected work · New York City
Section 02Who it is for
Scoped to the audience that uses the images.
The deliverable changes
with the audience.
with the audience.
A leasing brochure, an investment memorandum, and an asset record are three different jobs. We ask who the images are for before we arrive, then shoot and process to that use rather than handing back a generic set and hoping it fits.
Owners need a record of the asset and a marketing set that holds up against the rest of the market. Brokers need a leasing package that fills a vacancy. Developers need documentation as a building delivers. REITs and institutional owners need a consistent standard across a portfolio. Property managers need clean, current images for listings and ownership reporting. We work to whichever of those is in front of us.
Who books us
- Property owners marketing or recording an asset.
- Commercial brokers building a leasing package.
- Developers documenting a delivered building.
- REITs and institutional owners standardizing a portfolio.
- Property managers keeping listings current.
Section 03Coverage for scale
HDR, aerial, and 360 built for large spaces.
Scale is the problem.
These solve it.
These solve it.
A 200 square foot bedroom and a 20,000 square foot heritage site are not the same shoot. Large commercial space needs coverage that holds detail across a wide frame, captures the property from the best angles, and lets a remote tenant or buyer move through the property without a flight or a drive. We run all three from one booking. Aerial photography and drone photography give a comprehensive view from above, while interior shots read the layout at ground level, so the full set of high resolution images carries every selling point of the asset.
- HDR on every frame, so wide floors and tall warehouse interiors keep even light corner to corner.
- Aerial drone coverage to show site footprint, parking, roof, and access. Available in New York markets.
- 360 virtual tours so a tenant or buyer walks a floor, a venue, or a warehouse on their own time.
- Video walkthroughs for marketing reels and leasing pages that need motion.
- No minimum or maximum image count. We shoot the full property at the scale the asset needs.
- Web-ready and print-ready exports for brochures, offering memoranda, and marketing sites.
360 virtual tours
Let a tenant walk the space before the site visit.
Interactive tours of an office floor, a warehouse, or a venue that cut wasted showings and qualify interest early. Six months of hosting included.
View 360 virtual tours →Aerial & drone
Show the footprint, the access, and the context.
Drone coverage that reads an industrial or mixed-use site from above. Aerial is available in New York markets, with airspace and permitting handled where required.
View New York coverage →Video walkthroughs
Add motion for leasing pages and reels.
A 4K walkthrough of a floor, a venue, or a warehouse, cut for marketing pages and broker reels. Add it to the same booking.
View video walkthroughs →The gallery
See commercial work by type.
Storage, industrial, office, and venues alongside our residential work, organized by room and property type.
View the photo gallery →Selected work · Industrial & warehouse
The full commercial archive · 35 more frames
More commercial work across New York and Baltimore.
Section 04The track record
We have shot commercial property at scale.
20,000 square feet
on the first commercial job.
on the first commercial job.
Our first commercial shoot was the Weeksville Heritage Center commercial venue project in Brooklyn, roughly 20,000 square feet across the site. That set the standard for how we approach large space: plan the route, manage mixed light across many rooms, and deliver a set that holds together as one property.
We have also handled commercial work for Life Storage in Brooklyn. We started in Brooklyn in 2020, shot more than 100 short-term rental units directly for Airbnb, and were named a top real estate photography company by Giggster and published on Peerspace. The commercial side of the business grew out of that same HDR standard, applied to bigger footprints. As an experienced photographer covering commercial real estate, the focus stays on the work: read each space in its best light, capture the unique essence of the building, and leave a lasting impression on potential clients reviewing the portfolio.
Real commercial work
- Weeksville Heritage Center, roughly 20,000 sq ft, our first commercial shoot.
- Life Storage commercial work in Brooklyn.
- 100+ short-term rental units shot directly for Airbnb.
- Named a top real estate photography company by Giggster.
- Published on Peerspace.
Selected work · Office & venues
Section 05Scoping & pricing
Larger scope, quoted to the project.
No discovery call.
A number instead.
A number instead.
Our residential pricing is published and scales with interior square footage, starting at $200 for an HDR shoot up to 1,500 square feet. Most commercial property runs larger than a single listing, so anything above 5,500 square feet is quoted to the project. A multi-floor office, a warehouse with a yard, or a multifamily building with amenity space is a different shoot than a one-bedroom apartment, and the quote reflects that.
What we need to quote
- Property type and address.
- Approximate interior square footage, or floors and units.
- The services you want: photography, aerial, 360, video.
- Who the images are for, and any brochure or memorandum deadline.
Send those and we return a quote, typically within two business hours. Call or text (701) 566-9171 for anything over 5,500 square feet or any multi-building project.
Reference rates by square footage
| Square Footage | HDR Photography | 360 Virtual Tour | Video Walkthrough | Drone / Aerial NY Only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 - 1,500 sq ft | $200 | $300 | $100 | $200 |
| 1,500 - 2,500 sq ft | $275 | $400 | $150 | $200 |
| 2,500 - 3,500 sq ft | $375 | $500 | $200 | $300 |
| 3,500 - 4,500 sq ft | $475 | $600 | $250 | $400 |
| 4,500 - 5,500 sq ft | $575 | $700 | $300 | $500 |
| 5,500+ sq ft | Custom Quote. Call or text (701) 566-9171 | |||
| Add-ons · pair with any package, any size | ||||
| Virtual Staging | $35 per room | |||
| Twilight | $200 5 images, flat | |||
| Rush Service | From $75 same-week, scales with property size | |||
Bundled pricing
Book together and save.
| Square Footage | HDR + Video | HDR + Video + 360 |
|---|---|---|
| 0 - 1,500 sq ft | $275 | $525 |
| 1,500 - 2,500 sq ft | $375 | $725 |
| 2,500 - 3,500 sq ft | $500 | $925 |
| 3,500 - 4,500 sq ft | $650 | $1,150 |
| 4,500 - 5,500 sq ft | $750 | $1,350 |
| 5,500+ sq ft | Custom Quote. Call or text (701) 566-9171 | |
Section 06Coverage
New York City and Baltimore.
Two operators.
Local in both markets.
Local in both markets.
Colin operates in New York and shoots commercial property across all five boroughs. Willis operates in Baltimore and covers the city plus the surrounding Maryland counties. Both work to the same HDR standard and the same delivery window. Aerial drone coverage is available in New York markets.
New York
Office · retail · industrial · multifamily
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Baltimore
Commercial · multifamily · venues
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Beyond
Long Island · Westchester · MD counties
Ask about coverage
Section 07How a shoot works
Scoped, shot, processed, delivered.
Four steps.
Bigger footprint, same standard.
Bigger footprint, same standard.
Step 01
Scope the project.
Property type, square footage, services, and who the images are for. We confirm a slot and a quote, typically within two business hours.
Step 02
We shoot it.
Full property in HDR, plus aerial and 360 where booked. We plan the route through large space so coverage holds together as one set.
Step 03
Five-stage processing.
Each image is merged, tone-mapped, color-corrected, and finished. 360 virtual tours are stitched and published to a hosted URL.
Step 04
One delivery link.
Web-ready and print-ready exports in a single link. Standard delivery is 24 to 48 hours, with a confirmed window for larger projects.
Section 08Common questions
Commercial real estate photography, answered.
More questions?
Call or text us.
Call or text us.
What types of commercial property do you photograph?
Office space, retail and storefronts, industrial and warehouse buildings, multifamily and apartment buildings, mixed-use property, hospitality, and event venues. Each property type has its own lighting and framing needs, and we shoot to the standard a broker or owner needs for marketing or a leasing package.
How much does commercial real estate photography cost?
Commercial photography is priced by interior square footage, starting at the same published tiers as our residential work. Most commercial spaces run larger than a single listing, so anything above 5,500 square feet is quoted individually. Tell us the square footage and scope and we return a number, not a discovery call.
Do you shoot aerial and 360 virtual tours for large commercial spaces?
Yes. Aerial drone coverage shows site context, parking, roof condition, and the footprint of an industrial or mixed-use property from above. Aerial is available in New York markets. A 360 virtual tour lets a tenant or buyer walk a warehouse, office floor, or venue on their own time before scheduling a site visit. Both pair well with HDR photography on the same shoot.
Have you shot large commercial spaces before?
Yes. Our first commercial shoot was the Weeksville Heritage Center, roughly 20,000 square feet across the site. We have also handled commercial work for Life Storage in Brooklyn. We are comfortable on properties that run well beyond a single residential listing.
Who do you work with on commercial projects?
Property owners, commercial brokers, developers, REITs, and property managers. The deliverable changes with the audience: a leasing brochure, an investment memorandum, a marketing site, or an asset record. We scope the shoot to the use before we arrive. Developers with active sites also run our construction progress photography across the build, and storefront businesses add a Google Maps virtual tour so the finished space sells itself from the listing.
Which markets do you cover for commercial photography?
New York City across all five boroughs, plus Baltimore and the surrounding Maryland counties. Colin operates in New York and Willis operates in Baltimore. Aerial drone coverage is available in New York markets.
How fast do you deliver commercial photos?
Standard delivery is 24 to 48 hours from the shoot. Larger multi-building or multi-floor commercial projects may take longer, and we confirm the delivery window when we quote the job so it lines up with your leasing or marketing deadline.
Request a quote
Send the property.
We will send the quote.
Property type, square footage, and scope. We return a number, typically within two business hours.
(701) 566-9171 → Call or text
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