FloorPlanner Aids Real Estate Agents in Floorplan Design

By Reggie · June 5, 2007

Real Estate agents looking for a web 2.0 technology aimed at creating floor plans for home design, you are in luck! Suite75, an Amsterdam company, has built Floorplanner using Ruby on Rails, and Adobe Flash—two hugely popular Internet technologies. Floorplanner offers an elegant interface that is very easy to navigate. Floorplanner brings many sophisticated high-end features you would see in competitors such as AutoCAD, to the novice user’s level. Start by creating a new floorplan, pick structure outline and then simply drag and drop items from the library onto the canvas. All library items can be stretched, scaled, texture can be modified and colors can be applied to elements to maximize impact. Once you have laid out a room, that floorplan can be shared so others can view and print. Real Estate agents can subscribe to FloorPlanner Professional and create a custom layout with their Brokerage logo and color scheme. See pricing chart here.

So how can Real Estate agents embrace this tool? Well we see many obvious benefits, starting with staging. FloorPlanner works to scale so you can mock up a living room before lifting the heavy furniture…simply point and click. Does the backyard need work, start with FloorPlanner and show the owners what a difference a few plants make towards improving the backyard. Seeing is believing. Real Estate Investors may use this tool to mock-up floorplan changes they will make if they go forward with a purchase. One thing is for sure, FloorPlanner has made real estate space layout a breeze!

Thanks Go2Web2 for our introduction to FloorPlanner!

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4 Responses to “FloorPlanner Aids Real Estate Agents in Floorplan Design”

Reggie Nicolay says:

June 6, 2007 at 2:22 pm

Last night after my post, I stumbled on another floor plan creation tool over at http://www.mydesignin.com

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Brian LeBars says:

June 8, 2007 at 2:45 am

This would be a great tool for commercial office space planning. And no I don’t mean “Office Space”, the movie : ) I think it would aid in the work flow and interaction on the work floor.

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Carson Coots says:

June 25, 2007 at 2:19 pm

I work for a home builder and we have been seeing quite a few “furniture placement” and “options designer” products come out during the last 9 months. They are always lacking something whether it be simplicity, robustness, graphics, or low price.

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