The need for staging - empty room syndrome

August 27, 2007

No matter how wonderfull the home, if it looks vacant, it implies neglect.  Staging your home for sale, and then taking the photographs to market the home allows us to avoid ‘empty room syndrome’.

 The photographs in this post were taken from properties in one of the following price ranges, can you guess which? Answer below.

  • $300-$400k range
  • $400-$500k range
  • $500-$650k range
  • $650-$800k range

Hard to tell which price range property this room is from?

Not any easier to guess?

Hmmmmmmmm?

 

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Did the photographs help you guess the price range?

All these photographs are from homes that were listed for sale in the $650-$800k range.

Had these homes been professionally staged, they would have better reflected the asking price. 

It should come as no surprise to learn that these homes took a long time to sell, and for a lot less than their asking price.

Comments

One Response to “The need for staging - empty room syndrome”

  1. admin on April 7th, 2008 8:24 pm

    Akanke, I like this “angle” for getting out the information. Those blank, cold and empty rooms certainly don’t convey any kind of price. Good post!

    08/27/2007 06:33 PM by Ginger Foust
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    Arkanke - excellent example. And you’re right, it doesn’t look like a home in that price range.
    08/27/2007 06:36 PM by Kathy Nielsen
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    Nicely done!

    08/27/2007 07:59 PM by Cheri Dueker
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    Oh yeah Ankanke, thats what we are always griping about here on AR. HIRE A STAGER, we seem to be shouting that but often there are no listeners!

    08/27/2007 08:01 PM by Terry Haugen
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    Hi Arkanke

    Without the staging I had no idea of the price range. What a loss for the sellers. Great example.

    08/27/2007 08:30 PM by Lynette Lawson
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    Brilliant example! I really like this great outside of the box thinking. It’s really a great different way to convince sellers to stage their home to show their homes’ values.

    Cheers,

    08/28/2007 02:35 AM by Cindy Lin
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    I never would have guessed that home to be in that price range! What a clever way of demonstrated the effectiveness of staging. Nice post!

    08/29/2007 11:08 PM by Judy Kincaid
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    Great Post, I think we might use this concept in our presentations to the homeowners!!

    08/30/2007 06:58 AM by Becky Raike & Nicole Forte

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    Get out of here - that much -ok- now I want to see them staged> all those blank walls and empty staring window eyes - scary/

    08/30/2007 10:51 PM by Kathleen Lordbock
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    Super example….it is such a cold feeling and so difficult to feel cozy in those empty rooms!! Regards-Kathleen

    08/31/2007 06:55 AM by Kathleen Garvey
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    Yuck cannot even tell what rooms are what. Sometimes you have to say, the things that make you go hmmm! What were they thinking?

    08/31/2007 07:41 AM by Phyllis Pafumi

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