CONDO LISTING VIDEO
A condo listing video that shows the unit and the building
A condo buyer is weighing two things at once: the unit behind the front door and the building it sits in, from the lobby to the rooftop deck. Condo galleries often lean heavily on interiors, so the shared spaces that justify the association dues can go missing from the story. Choose a few photos of the unit, one or two of the building and its common areas, and the view if the unit has one, and ListingVideosAI brings them into one considered sequence so the condo reads as a home inside a place, not a set of rooms floating on their own.
The video uses the condo photos you send, so common areas appear only if you include photos of them.
One listing video uses up to 20 photos.
Last updated October 2026
How to build a condo video from the gallery
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Sort the unit from the building
Split the condo photos into two piles: the unit itself and the shared spaces. Keep the strongest interiors, then add the entrance, the lobby or the amenity that buyers in this building ask about most. Check that the association allows photos of common areas to be used in marketing.
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Open a listing and add the photos
Create a listing for the unit and upload the selected frames in JPEG, PNG or WebP. One condo video draws on up to 20 photos, which is usually plenty for a unit plus a handful of building shots.
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Check, confirm and watch it
Pick one video or use a plan credit, look over the photos once more and confirm the listing for the video. Expect the finished condo video 24 to 72 hours after you send the listing, then review it before it goes into your marketing.
Condo photos that earn a place in the sequence
Condo buyers compare units in the same building and units across buildings, so the photos you choose should answer both comparisons quickly.
The building entrance
A clean frame of the front of the building or the lobby tells a buyer what arriving home looks like. For a condo it does the job a curb appeal shot does for a house.
The main living space with the windows
Condo living rooms are judged by light and outlook. Pick the frame that shows the windows and, where possible, what lies past them.
The balcony or terrace
Private outdoor space is scarce in many condo buildings, so a balcony, terrace or patio photo usually belongs in the video even if it is small.
One amenity, chosen with care
A pool deck, fitness room, roof terrace or courtyard can carry a lot of weight. One or two strong amenity photos tend to work better than every shared room in the building.
The kitchen as part of the open plan
Many condo kitchens open straight onto the living area. A frame that shows both rooms together explains the layout of a compact unit.
Leave the parking garage in the gallery
Assigned parking and storage lockers matter, but they are facts for the listing description. They rarely help a viewer picture living in the unit.
What sets condo listings apart
Dues are part of the price
Condo buyers usually look at the monthly association dues alongside the asking price, so the shared spaces those dues pay for are part of what the listing is selling.
Units in a building look alike
When several units in one building are listed, the interiors can blur together. Floor level, outlook and finishes are what usually tell them apart.
Associations set the rules
Condo associations often have rules about photography in common areas and about how the building is marketed, so it is worth checking before the shoot or before using older building photos.
Outdoor space carries extra weight
A balcony or terrace is often the only private outdoor space a condo owner has, which is why buyers notice it early.
One property story
ListingVideosAI brings the unit and building photos into a considered sequence with restrained motion, so the condo reads as one story rather than a folder of pictures.
Your choice of frames
You decide which condo photos go in, from up to 20 for the one property.
Condo photos and how they help the video
| Condo photo | What the buyer learns | Use in the video? |
|---|---|---|
| Building entrance or lobby | What arriving home feels like | Yes, one frame is enough |
| Living area with windows | Light and outlook from the unit | Yes, a strong anchor frame |
| Balcony or terrace | Private outdoor space | Yes, if the unit has one |
| Pool, gym or roof deck | What the dues include | One or two at most |
| Parking space or storage locker | Practical extras | Better in the description |
| Hallway outside the unit | Very little | Leave it out |
What is a condo listing video?
A condo listing video is a property video for a single unit in a condominium building that also shows enough of the building to place the unit in context: the entrance, a shared amenity and the outlook. With ListingVideosAI it is made from the photos you already have of the unit and the common areas, and it comes back as one finished video for your review.
It is not a promotional piece for the whole building. The focus stays on the unit for sale, with shared spaces as supporting frames.
Condo listing video questions
Should building amenities go into a condo video?
Usually one or two of them should. Buyers weigh the dues against what the building offers, so a strong frame of the pool, roof deck or gym helps, but the unit should take most of the 20 photo places.
Can I use photos of the condo lobby that another agent took?
Only upload photos you have permission to use. Building photos are often reused across listings, so check who owns them and whether the association has rules about their use.
The condo is small. Will the video make it look bigger?
No. The video shows the rooms as they were photographed and must not misrepresent the property. Choose wide, well lit frames and let the layout speak for itself.
How do I show the view from a high floor condo?
Pick the living room frame that includes the windows and, if you have one, a photo taken from the balcony. The outlook is often the feature that separates one unit from the next.
Do I need a separate shoot for the condo video?
No. The video is made from still photographs, so the condo gallery you already have is what you upload. No filming trip is needed.
What does a condo listing video cost?
One listing video is $15 one-time for one listing video, or one credit on a monthly plan. The unit and its building photos together make one video.
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The photos are already there
Put the condo and its building in one video
Create a listing, upload the unit and the shared spaces that matter, and confirm it once the photo set looks right.
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