Real Estate Listings Show Better When They’re Staged

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Real Estate Listings Show Better When Staged

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The problem with vacant real estate listings is that buyers can’t always “see” themselves living in the home.

Here are some common challenges of showing a vacant home:

Home Layout: The buyer can’t always see how a space can be used,especially with an open floor plan. Staging gives them the needed perspective and identifies how furniture placement works.

Room Size: Most home buyers have a hard time “seeing” their own furnishings in an empty room. A vacant space appears much smaller than a room with the right scale, style and amount of furniture.

Wall Color: Bold or dated wall colors can throw off a buyer. While we recommend using neutral colors for the walls when selling. (some of our favorites can be found at Sherwin-Williams.) Staging with furniture that compliments a dated or bold wall color can instantly offset the objection of needing to immediately paint.

One of the misconceptions about home staging is that every room needs to be staged. This is not true. Focus on the most important “key” rooms of the house. We identify the key rooms as the living, dining, kitchen, family room and primary suite, which are essential because that’s where most of the daily living will occur. Secondary bedrooms and bathrooms are not necessary and can save you money because buyers make their final purchase decisions on the key rooms of a home. Our goal is to maximize your staging investment! If you have a vacant home or a stubborn real estate listing, contact us for help.

The Problem with Vacant Real Estate Listings

Furniture and decor can help define space & show buyers how a room layout works.

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Rooms appear smaller when empty, furniture can showcase how a variety of furniture can work, adding value where otherwise not seen.