For the development of information technology, the house-brokers help buyers to find house have been changed. Early home buyers need to go door-to-door to look for the house. After the WWW, they visit the real estate websites to browse photos of houses. Recently, the virtual reality (VR) technology development, they are able to utilize the VR technology to increasing their experience. This study attempts to explore the impact of the usage of the VR technology on their looking for the house, including the newest VR technology of the 720 degree landscape to the viewing houses. In the experiments, this study cooperates with house-brokers to set a VR house to their customers. Their customers will separately use the traditional ways and the VR viewing houses. Their customers will first use the traditional way to the viewing houses. After two-weeks, they use a VR viewing houses respectively. In the empirical experiments, the perceptual questionnaires based on the technology acceptance model are implementing. The questionnaire form is designed by the Likert scale, which is analyzed by SPSS. The results of the study show that most of the customers tend to "what you see is what you get". In the " Perceived usefulness " and "perceived ease of use", it is that the viewing houses users think the latest 720-degree view of the VR is indeed convenient, easy, and easy to use. This study suggests that the house-brokers can use the VR technology on viewing houses for the future.