His latest effort has seen him team up with IT guru Bradley Millar of futureTECH and wellknown local photographer Debbie Louw to devise a new experience for house hunters. The team has come up with an innovative way of digitally mapping out sellers' homes, and then uploading the floor plan to the web to allow viewers to tour their favourite homes online. Until now obtaining the floor plans from the municipality have been the bane of sellers' lives, taking several months to trace.
Another innovation by the team is the video tour which replaces the distorted and cumbersome virtual 3D tour, and sees Louw edit video footage of show homes and upload it to YouTube. Aside from launching a new website and the video tours, Rademeyer has also focused on growing a strong presence on social networks Facebook and Twitter and developing an electronic newsletter.
He is also about to go national after teaming up with the developers of a new Apple and Android software application - similar to the well-liked Flipboard - which is set to be unveiled in Cape Town early next month. "With the new Consumer Act, we need to be on our toes about giving as much information as possible to potential buyers, which is also why we have started doing floor plans of the properties.
"This is not just a little sketch, but a proper plan of each room, with the exact dimensions and indicating square metres," said Rademeyer. "This helps the potential buyer to make an informed decision even before physically viewing the property."
