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Construction progress documentation with 360°: why developers need a journey tour

How 360° progress capture at each milestone builds buyer trust — using Central Park Housing Scheme as a then-and-now example.

A building site changes every week. Most of what happens is buried behind plaster within a month. If nobody captures it, it's gone.

A journey tour captures the same viewpoints at every milestone and lets anyone slide through time: foundation, structure, services, finishing, handover.

Then, and now, at the same gate

On Ferozepur Road the Central Park Housing Scheme entrance used to be a site. It is now a scheme you can stand in. We keep the earlier photograph and the current panorama on one slider so the change is not a claim — it is a look.

Real estate

Central Park Housing Scheme

A housing scheme on Ferozepur Road, opened so buyers can stand at the gate before they drive out.

Case study

Why progress photos aren't enough

Ordinary progress photos are taken from wherever the site engineer happened to stand. Next month, they're taken from somewhere else. You can't compare them, and you can't see what's behind the camera. 360° capture from fixed, repeated positions solves both problems.

Who it helps

Buyers paying instalments

The single biggest worry for off-plan buyers is whether the project is really moving. A link that shows this year's gate next to last year's answers that worry better than any newsletter.

Sales teams

Momentum sells. Urban Developers use the live Central Park tour as proof the project is real — which matters most to cautious buyers and overseas Pakistanis.

Project managers and owners

Need to know where a conduit runs inside a finished wall? Open the tour from before plastering. Remote stakeholders can review the site without travelling.

How we run a journey tour

  • We agree fixed capture points with your team: entrances, key rooms, façades, aerial positions.
  • We visit at each milestone, or on a fixed schedule, and capture the same points.
  • Each visit is added to the same tour, with a time slider and dates.
  • You get one link that always shows the full history, plus the latest state.

From journey to sales tour

When the building is finished, the final capture becomes your marketing tour. The history stays. Try the then / now slider on our homepage, then open the live Central Park tour.