What a real estate metaverse is
A real estate metaverse is a 3D digital twin of a property or project that buyers can explore online. Instead of visiting a site office or a sample flat, they walk through the property on a screen or in a VR headset, open information about each space and share it with their family.

Who it is for
- Developers marketing new projects.
- Sales teams who want to reach buyers in other cities and countries.
- Facility teams who need a digital view of a finished building.
How it works
- Virtual tours: buyers walk through the property in 3D.
- Property information: details about rooms, finishes and amenities appear as buyers explore.
- VR showings: the same space can be viewed in a VR headset at a sales office or event.
- Sharing: buyers can share the space and explore it together with family.
- Customisation: buyers can see different options for the space.
- Real-time support: a sales person can help buyers while they explore.
How we build it
We create real estate experiences using Convrse, a no-code platform for building and deploying metaverse spaces.
How other developers use it
Industry insight: this is a public example from another company. It is not a Metaverse911 client project.
Adani Realty built Adaniverse, a metaverse based on digital twin technology, to let buyers explore its properties online. Rajeeb Dash described the thinking behind it:
Real Estate is a category people buy once or twice in their lifetime. It’s an emotional process and people get charged up when buying home. We had a vision to bring people closer to reality. People invest in their dream when purchasing a property and with our platform, Adaniverse, we make those dreams come true almost instantly.
Frequently asked questions
Do buyers need a VR headset?
No. Buyers can explore the property on a screen. VR showings are an option for sales offices and events.
What is a real estate metaverse?
A real estate metaverse is a 3D digital twin of a property or project that buyers can explore online. Instead of visiting a site office or a sample flat, buyers walk through the property on a screen or in a VR headset, open information about each space and share it with their family, from anywhere.
What features does a Metaverse911 real estate metaverse include?
A Metaverse911 real estate metaverse includes virtual 3D tours of the property, information on rooms, finishes and amenities, VR showings at sales offices or events, and sharing so buyers can explore together with family. It also offers customisation, so buyers can see different options for the space, and real-time support from a sales person while buyers explore.
Which platform does Metaverse911 use to build real estate metaverse experiences?
Metaverse911 builds real estate metaverse experiences using Convrse, a no-code platform for building and deploying metaverse spaces. On it, developers can give buyers virtual tours of a property as a 3D digital twin, with property details, VR showings and real-time support from a sales person.
Who uses real estate metaverse experiences?
Real estate metaverse experiences suit developers marketing new projects, sales teams who want to reach buyers in other cities and countries, and facility teams who need a digital view of a finished building. As a public industry example, Adani Realty built Adaniverse, a metaverse based on digital twin technology, to let buyers explore its properties online.
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