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Attention to detail is the hallmark of our service and to enhancing the overall the guest experience. This results in great guest reviews and increased bookings.

These include details such as:

• how to equip the kitchen 

• how to stock the linen closet 

• how to set up the utility room to be functional and intuitive for the guest and housekeeping

• how to povide an environment as comfortable as home with amenities worthy of a fine hotel

Staging consists of cleaning, decluttering, repairing, depersonalizing, and updating the home to entice buyers to picture themselves in the space

Home staging comes with many benefits. For one, it can make it easier for potential buyers to envision themselves in the home. It provides a clean palette of sorts — one without clutter, personal photographs and other items that might turn off a buyer or make it hard to imagine themselves living on the property. According to a study from the National Association of REALTORS© (NAR), 77 percent of buyers say it's easier to visualize a staged property as a future home.1

Staging also makes a home look more "move-in ready" — meaning that it doesn't seem to need a lot of work or repair before a new buyer could move in. Seventy-one percent of buyers are looking for a move-in ready home.2 Staging could help give that impression, which could be a nice advantage for you in successfully selling your home.

Finally, staging a home makes it easier to market. It looks better in listing photos (which can play a big role in today's home-shopping process), and it is also more eye-catching when shared on social media, printed on flyers and displayed in other visual marketing mediums. As a result, staged homes typically sell faster. According to NAR, 62 percent of agents say staging has an impact on a home's time on the market.3