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Commercial Real Estate, Hotels & Resorts Aerial Video in Los Angeles

For a commercial property, the decision to lease or buy is made on more than floor plans. A commercial real estate drone video in Los Angeles shows what a ground photo cannot: traffic flow at the curb, parking at noon, the freeway ramp half a mile away, adjacent tenants and the true scale of the site.

It gives a broker, developer or landlord a way to show the property’s real position in the market. Skyecam uses high-resolution camera drones and heavy-lift rigs carrying cinema cameras to deliver accurate, current footage built for commercial real estate marketing.

Skyecam is a Los Angeles drone studio founded in 2012 and based in Hollywood. Our crews are FAA Part 107 licensed and insured. We make commercial real estate drone video for brokers, developers, REITs, property managers, leasing teams and architecture firms marketing office, industrial, retail, multifamily and land in Los Angeles. This is aerial video production applied to property marketing.

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Commercial Real Estate, Hotels & Resorts Aerial Video

Commercial Real Estate

Office and mixed-use

For office and mixed-use properties, we film campus flyovers, building entrances, amenity areas and skyline context. We show proximity to transit, parking structures and ground-floor retail. The camera work stays steady and the sequence moves from approach to building to detail, including rooflines and façades that ground shots miss on a standard shoot.

Retail centers

Retail centers depend on visibility, and drone video shows it better than any other format. We shoot the approach from the main road, the center’s position on the corridor, anchor tenant mix, signage visibility, traffic flow and parking patterns. We time the shoot to capture the lot at representative times and show how customers arrive.

Multifamily Residential

Multifamily residential properties sell a lifestyle, and we film amenity decks, pools, unit stacks, and the walkable surroundings residents actually use. Aerial video shows the relationship between your property, its outdoor spaces, and the neighborhood. It gives renters, buyers, owners, and investors a clear view of the product and its competitive position.

Land and development sites

For land and development sites, we document boundaries as you mark them, the grading progress, and neighboring uses that affect your property’s value. We can return on your construction timeline for repeat captures. We record what is there now so future decisions can be measured against it.

Commercial Real Estate, Hotels & Resorts Aerial Video

Hotels and Boutique Hotels

Your property sits in a specific corner of Los Angeles. Aerial footage places it in that setting in a way ground photography cannot. Guests see the beach, the hills, downtown, or a nearby landmark and understand what makes the location worth booking. Hotel photography for your listing shows the building’s position before a visitor walks through the door.

The arrival approach matters. A drone shot can follow the drive to the entrance and pull back to show the scale of the grounds. The rooftop and pool deck get a point of view ground-level work cannot match. For a boutique hotel, that can make your website and booking gallery look sharper. Hotel video production helps guests picture themselves at your property. Hospitality video production gives owners and asset managers a clear view of the full property. Aerial work makes the neighborhood part of the message.

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Commercial Real Estate, Hotels & Resorts Aerial Video

Resorts

Resorts sell setting and grounds. A single aerial frame can show the full extent of the property, the landscape it sits in, and how the buildings relate to each other. Golf courses, waterfront, and canyon hillsides define the setting. Resort photography should capture the entire experience, not just the lobby or one building.

For a resort, the distance between buildings and amenities is part of the story. A drone shot can show whether the pool is steps from the rooms or a short walk away. It can trace the route from arrival to check-in to the main amenity areas. That wider view makes footage feel like a brand campaign rather than a single listing. Hospitality video production works at that scale. When you market a resort, you show people a place they want to be. Aerial footage is the clearest way to do it.

Commercial Real Estate, Hotels & Resorts Aerial Video

Industrial

We produce warehouse videos for marketing and leasing. Our footage shows the yard, dock doors, and truck access that matter to tenants. We also show how close a site is to freeway ramps and major corridors, so you can see the full picture before you arrive.

Construction sites change fast. We document them as they progress, filming each stage so you have a record of how the build looked along the way. Roofing work also benefits from an aerial view. We fly above to capture the crew, the materials, and the scope of the job from an angle a ladder cannot give you.

For interior spaces, we use FPV fly-thru. A small fast drone moves in one unbroken shot through a doorway, down an aisle, and around equipment. It gives you a sense of the whole space that a normal camera cannot, and it works for warehouses, plants, and other large facilities.

We also work around the Port of LA and the industrial corridors that feed it, and we film military work.

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Deliverables

Every project includes deliverables sized for today’s commercial property market.

  • A 60 to 90 second edited listing video with titles and licensed music
  • A 15 to 30 second vertical cut for social media and email
  • Orbit and reveal shots as separate clips for brochures and pitch decks
  • High-resolution aerial stills for print and digital use
  • Full raw footage on request
  • Files sized for LoopNet, CoStar, Crexi, websites and offering memorandums
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How it works

  • Send the address and what the listing needs. We plan the shots, light and flight path.
  • We check airspace and handle permits. Many LA submarkets sit in controlled airspace near LAX, Burbank, Van Nuys, Long Beach or Santa Monica airports. SkyeCam manages authorizations.
  • Shoot day. We spend one or two hours on site at the best light.
  • Edit and delivery. Usually within a few business days, with files sent directly to you.
  • One revision round is included.
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Why SkyeCam

Fourteen years of film and television aerial work applied to property. Credits include HBO, Netflix, Disney, National Geographic and Virgin Galactic. That shows in how we frame a building, hold a reveal and time a shot.

Camera systems for the job. We fly high-resolution camera drones and, when needed, heavy-lift rigs carrying cinema cameras. This lets you choose the production quality your listing needs.

Licensed, insured and handled. SkyeCam is FAA Part 107 certified and insured. Permits and airspace authorizations are part of our workflow.

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Submarkets we cover

We fly commercial property across the Los Angeles region: Downtown Los Angeles, Century City, Hollywood, Burbank and Glendale, the Westside, the South Bay and El Segundo, the Inland Empire logistics corridor, Long Beach and the ports, the San Fernando Valley, the San Gabriel Valley, Orange County and Ventura County.

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Commercial real estate drone video FAQ

How much does commercial real estate drone video cost in Los Angeles?

Cost depends on property size, the number of shots, editing time and any permits. We do not publish a flat rate because each listing is different. Call us and we will give you an itemized quote based on your specific needs.

Can you fly near LAX or downtown?

Yes. Most Los Angeles commercial properties sit in controlled airspace near LAX, Burbank, Van Nuys, Long Beach or Santa Monica airports. We hold FAA authorizations and follow the procedures to fly legally. Lead time varies, so check with us before scheduling a shoot.

How long does it take?

The shoot takes one to two hours on site. Editing and delivery usually take a few business days. If you are on a tight deadline, tell us when you call and we will work around it. Most projects turn around in a week.

Can you show the property at night?

Yes. With a night waiver we can capture signage, exterior lighting and how the property reads after dark. Night footage is useful for retail centers and any listing where evening visibility is a selling point. It requires a night authorization, which we handle for you.

Do you provide stills too?

Yes. In addition to video deliverables, we provide high-resolution aerial stills. We also offer a dedicated commercial real estate aerial photography package for clients who need more images for brochures, offering memorandums and listing sites. The stills come from the same flight.

Who owns the footage?

The client receives usage rights for marketing the property. SkyeCam retains portfolio rights unless we agree otherwise. This is the standard arrangement for brokers, developers and production companies. We can grant broader terms if the project requires it, so mention it when you book.

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Get a quote for your listing

Send us the address and what you need to show. We handle the plan, permits and shoot. For commercial real estate drone video in Los Angeles, call us or use the contact page.