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The average online shopper looks at a listing for about 90 seconds - unless your home STANDS OUT

Staging Matters

 

Since 90% of today’s home buyers begin their search by shopping online, it’s more important than ever for your home to make a great first impression.

 

Often buyers decide within the first few seconds whether or not they are interested in your home.

While almost any staging is beneficial, all staging is not equal. Often a staged home appears to have been filled with “rent to own” furniture: neat, clean, inoffensive, and utterly forgettable. The idea is that a house with neutral décor appeals to a broader pool of buyers.
 

However, today’s buyers expect more. They want a home, not a house. We make the online shopper stop in their tracks, pick up their phone and call an agent to request a showing.

We do that by injecting just the right amount of personality: not so much that it scares buyers off, but enough to make them desperately want a second look. After all, who wants a bland and boring house? No one!

Let the team at Standout Staging give your home the competitive edge!

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How staging works

There are a number of benefits to be realized from staging:

Staged rooms get attention in listings
It's human nature - people will look more closely at a picture with pleasant textures and furniture than they will at yet another bare room.


It helps ensure positive first impressions 

When looking at a room in pictures online, it's difficult to get a feel for the scale and layout of the room. Staging gives viewers that sense of scale and proportion.
 

It helps potential buyers understand a room's flow
Awkward door or window placement, fireplaces, etc. can make a potential buyer uneasy.

Staging can help demonstrate the flow of a space so they can imagine themselves living in the space.

It helps buyers see the big picture
When a potential buyer walks into an empty space, the first thing they notice are the minor defects - the cracked outlet plate, the paint drip in the corner, etc.  Staging helps draw attention to the positive features, while  minimizing any perceived negatives.

 

 

 

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