YOU TELL US: Should Real Estate Drones Be Regulated?

While the FAA has yet to decide how to regulate drones for commercial use, the remote-controlled, unmanned aerial vehicles are already being put to work in commercial real estate. Developers and construction managers are using them to keep track of a development’s progress, while owners and brokers are using them to show space from an entirely new perspective. While many folks in the industry are embracing the new technology, it’s also been met with some reservations, with naysayers citing “huge invasions of privacy” and safety concerns. Should regulations be put in place for drone use in commercial real estate? Read our story in Real Estate Bisnow National and tell us your thoughts by clicking the survey to the left.

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