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Get Ahead in Real Estate: How Historic Aerials Can Give You the Competitive Edge!

Historic aerial imaging is a transformative tool for real estate agents, unlocking advantages that enhance property marketing strategies and decision-making processes.

This technology allows real estate agents to present properties in a captivating and comprehensive manner by offering a historical view of a property and its evolution over time. This is particularly impactful for properties with rich historical or architectural significance.

The precision of historic aerial imaging is invaluable for assessing development and changes in an area. Real estate agents can track urban expansion, zoning modifications, and alterations to infrastructure. This depth of insight positions real estate agents as market experts, empowering them to offer well-informed advice based on a thorough understanding of the neighborhood's evolution along with anticipating future property values and trends.

By revealing information about a property's surroundings, such as proximity to green spaces, schools, or commercial areas, agents can provide a more holistic view of a property's location. This enables potential buyers to make informed decisions, enhancing the marketability of the property.

Our sister platform Netronline acts as an indispensable resource for real estate information. Offering property reports, parcel maps, images, and more from counties nationwide. Combined, Historic Aerials and Netronline can empower real estate professionals with a full scope of current and previous property information. With no minimum purchase required and no connection fees, we provide a convenient and efficient solution for tracing ownership, locating comparable properties, accessing tax information, and more.

In the fiercely competitive real estate landscape, leveraging Historic Aerials and Netronline not only differentiates agents from their peers, but also weaves a richer, more detailed narrative for the properties they represent.

New Images Added

• Forsyth County North Carolina from the years 1959 and 1960. Take a peek at Winston Salem Tobacco Historic District located in Winston Salem North Carolina in the year 1960!

• Grundy County Tennessee in the year 1961. View of Altamont Tennessee in 1961.

• Martin County North Carolina in the 1950's (years 1958 and 1959). View of Williamston North Carolina in the year 1959.
  Saginaw County Michigan in the 1980's (years 1986, 1987 and 1988). View of Saginaw Valley State University fka Saginaw Valley State College located in University Center Michigan as seen in the year 1986.

• Carroll County Tennessee in the year 1960. View of Huntingdon Tennessee in 1960.

• Brunswick County North Carolina in the 1960's (years 1960 and 1961). View of Fort Johnston built during the American Revolutionary War located in Southport North Carolina as seen in the year 1961.

•  McMinn County Tennessee from the years 1959, 1960, and 1961. Take a peek at Tennessee Wesleyan University fka Tennessee Wesleyan College located in Athens Tennessee in 1959!

• Granville County North Carolina in the year 1959. View of Oxford North Carolina in 1959.

• Henderson County Tennessee in the year 1960. View of Battle of Parkers Cross Roads fought during the American Civil War as seen in 1960.

• Person County North Carolina from the years 1959 and 1960. Take a peek at Roxboro North Carolina in 1960!

• Oakland County Michigan in the 1980's (years of 1986, 1987 and 1988). View of Oakland University located in Auburn Hills Michigan in the year 1987.

The Mystery Spot

We had fun with this one. Last newsletter's mystery spot was The Mystery Spot, located in Santa Cruz, California! It is a gravitational anomaly that baffles visitors with its optical illusions and peculiar phenomena. In this unique spot, balls roll uphill, people appear to defy gravity, and perspectives are distorted, creating an entertaining and mind-bending experience.

Historic Aerials Through The Lens

We're currently in the process of producing a documentary that delves into the rich history of aerial photography. You can catch a glimpse of what's in store by watching the trailer:

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