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Professionally Staged Homes Sell Faster and for More Money.

Updated: Nov 3


Modern living room with a beige sofa, large window view of city skyline, potted plants, wooden furniture, and soft natural light. Calm ambiance. Ideally for selling a home and reaching a broad range of buyers. Anatomy of Style interior design
Modern and inviting, this beautifully staged living and dining area blends cozy comfort with sleek design. Neutral tones accented by pops of color create a warm atmosphere, while organized and decluttered spaces highlight the room's architectural style, perfect for attracting potential buyers.

When it's time to sell your home, did you know that one of the most effective ways to achieve the highest price is through professional home staging? That's right. Not online advertising, not eye-catching lawn signs, not even those tempting, freshly baked cookies that real estate agents use to attract open house visitors. It's home staging that truly matters, emphasizing what buyers are really interested in: your home.

Home staging showcases your home's best features for potential buyers. Professional home stagers and interior designers assist their clients and real estate agents by making temporary changes or replacing key furniture, paint, landscaping, fine art, and other accessories to ensure the updated décor allows various buyers to envision themselves in your home. Home stagers also ensure that essential minor repairs are made, keeping buyers focused and reassured.

Today, over 60% of homebuyers desire homes that are move-in ready, so the more effectively a home stager presents this, the quicker a home will sell. Excellent home stagers stay updated with aspirational trends and transform a house into a ready-to-live-in home.

While your home will undoubtedly look stunning with the right home stager, what are the ultimate financial benefits of hiring one? Well, the quicker a home sells, the higher the price a seller often receives. Staged homes typically sell within 1 to 2 weeks, whereas unstaged homes can take up to 3 months on average. That's 6-10 times faster when staged! More importantly, professionally staged homes can sell for up to 17% more than those that are not staged or are DIY staged.

You only have one chance to make a great first impression, and often the first buyer is your best. Since over 90% of potential buyers first view your home on popular real estate websites like Zillow, Trulia, or the MLS, a professionally staged and photographed home can significantly impact the initial interest. Well-staged homes always appear better in advertising and listings.

By hiring a professional home stager, you can effectively outshine the competition that doesn't stage and avoid the painful price reductions often associated with unstaged homes. When you stage, you and your real estate agent are more likely to attract a wide range of buyers and consistently show your home from the start.

What does it cost to hire a home stager to help you sell quickly and for top dollar? On average, most professional home stagers charge a few thousand dollars for their expertise and time. This includes a detailed consultation and budget assessment, space planning, selection of furnishings and materials, as well as hiring contractors and managing the project. Professional home stagers also have valuable relationships with contractors and suppliers, saving you money and avoiding unpleasant surprises. Typically, the total staging fee is a small portion of the significant additional profit you'll gain from your home's selling price.

Jennifer Aos is a seasoned home staging professional known for her keen eye for detail and innovative design solutions. With years of experience in the industry, she has helped countless homeowners maximize their property's potential through strategic staging techniques. Book your complimentary consultation with Anatomy Of Style today.

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