Did you know that above 79% of the buyers find it more comfortable to envision a staged property as their prospective home?
While 30% of customers are more willing to disregard property defects when the home is staged. And 45% of buyers are more likely to walk through a staged home they saw online.
When it comes to marketing and selling a house, staging can be a useful tool. Some may contend that home staging is not worth the expense, but there are many good reasons for investing in a licensed home stager. Staging not only eases a home sell quicker in many cases, but it can also increase the buyer’s want for a home, resulting in a potentially higher closing value. In a 2019 study of more than 3,000 houses, 65% of staged houses marketed for at least 10% more than those of their un-staged neighbors.
There is an option to conventional staging. Some agents are shifting towards virtual staging. Virtual staging, broadly described, is the use of computer imaging technology to produce genuine listing photos that present a staged home, even though the home itself is not actually staged. Images of vacant rooms are converted through 3D modeling and photo editing. The effects can be quite impressive.
(Source: Bellastaging)
