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Home Staging is an investment that showcases your home with the goal of maximizing your sales price and minimizing your time on the market. Home staging brings a home to life and can be the key to creating an emotional connection in a potential buyer.
Changing Rooms has years of staging experience in creating Contemporary Style and Sophistication that will ensure your home stands out to potential buyers. We specialise in Home Staging for both occupied and vacant homes and offer comprehensive Home Staging Consultations that will benefit any home prior to going on the market. |
WHY STAGE?
How you Live is NOT how you SELL…Staging showcases your home to SELL! You’re Selling a Lifestyle…Staging will define a Lifestyle that appeals to Buyers! Maximize Profit…Staging is an Investment!
WHY DOES HOME STAGING WORK?
Homebuyers shop with logic yet buy on emotion. Most of us have experienced buying a house because it ‘just feels right’ even though it might not meet all of our listed criteria. Home staging aims to create this emotional connection with buyers.
Few prospective homebuyers can visualise a home’s potential unless it’s staring them in the face. They can’t look past disorganised or crowded rooms or visualise what an empty room looks like with furniture. Buyers get distracted with all the little things that need doing or mending.
Buyers are busy people. They want a house that is move in ready. They watch Home TV shows and read the magazines. They are looking for something as close to ideal as possible whatever their budget. Home Staging aims to come as close to the ideal as possible whatever the price point of the house.
HOME STAGING STATISTICS
Agents who work with buyers say most buyers are willing to offer more money for a staged home compared to one that is similar but not staged.
81% of buyers say home staging makes it easier to visualize the property as their future home.
A survey by Coldwell Banker Real Estate Corp. found that staged homes spend half the time on the market than non-staged homes.
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) survey found that the longer homes stay on the market, the further their price drops.
Buyers are willing to spend 1% to 5% more of the dollar value on a staged home than a non-staged home.
A survey by Coldwell Banker Real Estate Corp. found that staged homes sell for more than 6 - 10% above the asking price.
Source: Professional Staging.com
WHAT HAPPENS?
Before any home goes on the market a Consultation will provide valuable feedback on how to best showcase the homes potential. This is critical information for both a seller and their agent.
What you’ll learn about staging your home:
Techniques to showcase your home’s assets
Improvement projects to consider – lighting, painting, etc.
Items to remove while on the market
Furniture placement to maximize square footage and flow
Occupied Home Staging is designed for sellers’ who will continue to live in the home while it is on the market.This service provides supplemental furniture, area rugs, lamps, art and accessories from Changing Rooms unique collection and tailored to the ambience of the home. The home will be re-merchandised to appeal to today’s buyer.
We provide more than simple staging. Each staging is unique to the home and Changing Rooms considers three primary aspects when staging your home:
Practical Use: The untrained eye can easily miss the hidden potential of a room. We focus on showing the most practical use of each space within a home.
Personal Appeal: Upon entering a home for the first time, our goal is for buyers to experience a visual and emotional connection with each home.
Photography: Not to be overlooked, beautiful photos of your staged home are essential for attracting online shoppers. We take into consideration how a room is photographed to showcase every feature of your home in its best form.
Home StagingHome staging is the act of preparing a private residence for sale in the real estate marketplace. Staging techniques focus on improving a property's appeal by transforming it into a welcoming, attractive product that anyone might want.
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