50 Extraordinary Photos of Real Estate as Art
Posted on 16. Nov, 2010 by Perry in General
Leftbank Apartments, photo credit: heliophile
Sometimes there’s no more to real estate than what meets the eye.
The following set of pictures are breathtaking, weird, beautiful, or just plain interesting visual real estate productions. Because if you’d asked Louis the XIV, the Sun King, just what rent he might come to expect on the Palace of Versailles, that would be the end of your French vacation.
Enjoy the imagination of real commercial real estate.
Let us know your favorite.
Shinjuku at Dusk, photo credit: 5cheherazad3
Casa Monica Hotel St. Augustine FL, photo credit: 23737778@NOO
Weissgerbergasse Nuremburg, photo credit: 26907150@NO8
Marina Bay Sands Singapore, photo credit: 30302159@NO5
Jamison Square Fountain Portland, photo credit: 35614822@NO8
Ghetto Nuovo Venice, photo credit: 44548980@NOO
Sony Center Berlin, photo credit: 60577574@NOO
Tokyo Nightscape, photo credit: altus
The Paradise Project Liverpool, photo credit: barneyfinlayson
Flagler First Miami, photo credit: canmom
Unknown Building Denver, photo credit: collectivepix
The Burj on Ice! Dubai, photo credit: danielcheong
Stairscape London, photo credit: dcdead
Frankfurt am Main, photo credit: dcdead
Lantau Island Apartments Honk Kong, photo credit: delviking
Mammoths, St. Lawrence Market Toronto, photo credit: dexxus
Bangkok Thailand, photo credit: ebreizh
South Korea Apartments, photo credit: floridapfe
Shipping and Transportation College Rotterdam, photo credit: goodredroad
Leftbank Apartments Manchester, photo credit: heliophile
Rodeo Drive Beverly Hills, photo credit: holtzphotography
Sevilla Centro Spain, photo credit: isayx3
Alamo Square San Francisco, photo credit: jfleming701
El Condado Puerto Rico, photo credit: jjd_photography
Tai Koo Shing Apartments Hong Kong, photo credit: jraptor
Americana at Brand Los Angeles, photo credit: kros
Downtown Murfreesboro Tennessee, photo credit: malcolmmacgregor
Condominiums near Minneapolis, photo credit: nattapol
The River House Condominiums in Grand Rapids, photo credit: nightfoxphoto
Randy’s Donuts Los Angeles, photo credit: noeltykay
The Venetian Macau, photo credit: pattpoom
Hundertwasserhaus Apartments Vienna, photo credit: queensy
Urban Castle Albany, photo credit: ronaldo_f_cabuhat
Boxes, photo credit: ronnieyip
A Winter in Central Park, photo credit: shutterdeb
Sharp & Smooth Portland, photo credit: sicalufakiss
Ghost Motion in Shibuya Tokyo, photo credit: sprengben
Collecting the Subways in Paris, photo credit: stuckincustoms
Pike Place Market Seattle, photo credit: surrealize
Apartment Building Court Paris, photo credit: tenbones
Montreal Balcony, photo credit: theenginedriver
The Apple Store in The Big Apple, photo credit: tonyshi
This Modern This New York, photo credit: tonyshi
Denver Skyline at Sunset, photo credit: tvguy
Figueroa Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles, photo credit: vgm8383
The Empress Hotel Victoria, photo credit: vicfan
Rodeo Drive Los Angeles, photo credit: waves
Miami Riverwalk, photo credit: yukonblizzard
Brilliant photos!
I almost used the first one in a post the other day.
I’d hope that if you were to use any photo, you’d try Randy’s (The Los Angeles Donut). Thank you for the comment!
I work in CRE, but I love photography, thanks for mixing business with pleasure =). I really appreciate your guys personality in these posts. I’ve seen Shibuya, and that’s a slow night, wonderful place to visit though.
We’ve been there as well, nothing like it. Glad you enjoyed the pics.
Stephanie, let’s switch that order around! You love photography first and work CRE second. There’s nothing wrong with CRE but there’s nothing as exhilarating as capturing something beautiful. Thanks guys for the post, enjoyed it very much as well.
Amen to that Jason
definitely a group of awesome photos. for a short period i used both the central park and time square photos as my desktop image. i would point you to a few others but that i think could easily be on the list, but it would be annoying to try and find them online. theres a bunch of great nyc ones – times square, the nasdaq building, time warner center with columbus circle in front, bloomberg tower with a huge jet flying over the porte cochere, and manhattan from jersey that are all very similar. also, there is a chicago one that is near identical to “tokyo nightscape”. i expected to see some more dtla photos though, but i guess you guys see enough of that. you should do another 50 of more localized photos.
(one nitpick with the photographers titles though, the rodeo drive photos are of one rodeo, but you know that)