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Staging increases the perceived value of a home by "showcasing" the space to allow potential homebuyers to mentally move in. Staging is a subtle art that involves creativity and some muscle. The point of focus is to emphasize the property and not the owner's personal items. Staging is the best proven way to package a house to gain a competitive edge!
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- Home staging is the art and the skill of making a house attractive to potential buyers so that it sells quickly and for top dollar.
- Unlike interior decorating, home staging is about décor that appeals equally to a wide range of tastes and preferences.
- It's the art of creating "emotional connection points" throughout the house so that when a buyer steps into the house they feel as if they are home.
- Home staging emphasizes the best features of a property while improving or downplaying the less marketable features.
- Using what the owner has: often the only thing needed is to de-clutter, organize, edit furniture and accessories, and reposition existing furniture and accessories for better balance and flow.
- Adding furniture and accessories: the homeowner can rent or purchase strategic furniture and accessories, such as bedding, lamps, artwork, etc. that are carefully chosen by the home stager to enhance the décor.
- Doing simple but dramatic updates and changes: we can recommend things such as quick repairs, repainting, updating lighting and plumbing fixtures and cabinet hardware, and have access to reliable resources, such as painters, landscapers, etc., to help the homeowner accomplish these tasks.
Home staging is an investment, not an expense! Statistics show that an investment in staging increases profit in two ways: it increases the value of the property, and by decreasing the amount of time on the market, the owner saves on mortgage payments, taxes, utilities, etc.
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