Real Estate Photography in Phoenix, AZ

Phoenix is the largest and most architecturally mixed market in the Valley: 1920s bungalows in Willo and Coronado, mid-century ranches in Arcadia and Arcadia Lite, Tudor and Spanish revival along the North Central corridor, hillside view homes in Moon Valley and Lookout Mountain, new builds in Desert Ridge and Laveen, and high-rise condos downtown and along Central Avenue. One photography template does not fit all of that. We shoot a 1,400 square foot Encanto bungalow differently from a 5,000 square foot Biltmore estate, and both differently from a 22nd-floor unit on Central.

Phoenix listings also compete in the highest search volumes in Arizona. On Zillow and Redfin a Phoenix home sits next to dozens of similar homes in the same price band, so the first photo decides whether a buyer taps or scrolls. HDR exposures that hold the sky and the interior, true verticals, and a lead exterior shot taken at the right hour are not extras here; they are the baseline.

Pricing is the same in Phoenix as everywhere we shoot: photography from $165 by square footage, drone $100 added to a shoot, twilight from $200 by season, Zillow 3D from $110 and iGUIDE from $155, with a free 2D floor plan on every photo order and delivery the next business day. Book online in two minutes and the gallery is in your inbox the next morning, MLS-sized and ready for ARMLS.

Two Phoenix-specific details worth knowing. Much of central Phoenix sits inside Sky Harbor's controlled airspace, so we request LAANC authorization for drone work where it is needed and tell you before the shoot if a site cannot be flown that day. And historic-district homes are often best served by a twilight or virtual twilight exterior, because the architecture reads better in soft light than under a noon sun.