360 building tours are beneficial because they allow potential customers or clients to view a space or property in a highly immersive and interactive way. This can help to increase engagement and interest in the property, as well as allowing for a more detailed and accurate representation of the space. Additionally, 360 tours can be easily shared and accessed online, making them accessible to a wider audience and allowing for virtual walkthroughs even when in-person visits are not possible. 360 building tours are valuable to use when commercial spaces are going to be renovated for a few reasons.

First, they allow for a detailed and accurate representation of the space prior to renovation, which can be used to plan and design the renovation. This can be beneficial for architects, engineers and other trades, as they can use the tour to identify any potential issues or challenges that may need to be addressed during the renovation. Additionally, 360 building tours can be used as a communication tool between different trades and stakeholders involved in the renovation.

For example, architects can use the tour to share their design plans with engineers, who can then use the tour to identify any potential structural or mechanical issues. Tradespeople can also use the tour to plan their work and identify any necessary equipment or materials. Furthermore, 360 tours can also be used as a quality control tool to ensure that the final renovation meets the design specifications. The tour can be used to compare the space before and after the renovation to ensure that the work was completed correctly and to the required standard. 

In summary, 360 building tours can provide valuable data and insights to different trades, engineers and architects that can be used to plan, design, execute and check the commercial renovation projects. It can help them to identify potential issues, communicate effectively and ensure quality of the final renovation.