Which is why we provide staging as part of our selling process. It’s important to note that staging has nothing to do with people’s personal tastes. Staging a property for sale involves preparing a property by making it look its best and highlighting its best features. Staging can involve everything from decluttering, rearranging furniture, and adding decor to completely furnishing a property from scratch.

Staging a property can have a significant impact on its perceived value and can help to sell it more quickly and at a higher price. Here are some statistics that highlight the benefits of staging:

1. Increased perceived value: According to a survey by the National Association of Realtors (NAR), staging can increase the perceived value of a home by up to 10%.

2. Faster sale: The same NAR survey found that homes that were staged typically sold 73% faster than those that were not staged.

3. Higher selling price: A study by the Real Estate Staging Association (RESA) found that staged homes sold for an average of 6% more than homes that were not staged.

4. Increased online views: According to the NAR, 97% of real estate agents believe that staged homes are easier to sell than unstaged homes, and staged homes receive more online views.

5. Better first impression: A study by the NAR found that 77% of buyers said that staging made it easier to visualize a property as their future home, and 40% said that staged homes were more likely to result in a higher offer.

Overall, staging can be a worthwhile investment for sellers who want to sell their property quickly and for the highest possible price. By creating an appealing and welcoming atmosphere, staging can help potential buyers imagine themselves living in the home and can increase their emotional attachment to the property.