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Post by librarylady on Aug 6, 2022 2:03:38 GMT
I was surprised they would put photos online without taking 70% of the stuff out of the house. I was very turned off by the stuff and the styles.. seemed very very crowded .. but that is just my taste and the local real estate market stages everything here. I can imagine younger people walking in and walking out..not wanting to buy grandma's house. but the agents know the local market. best of luck with her sale!! I was surprised that her photos were still visible. When I last sold a house, we had to remove personal photos. Here rooms are so much larger than my house that it does not feel crowded--except for the room with the telescope and "junk" It looks like miscellaneous things were stuffed in that room. Last time I was in that room it was being used as an office and had no clutter in it.
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Post by ~summer~ on Aug 6, 2022 4:32:36 GMT
I think maybe it is just different markets - every single house that goes on the market in the Bay Area is staged to the gills. Well of course not literally every single one, but every single one I have looked at online or in person. I think it is very rare for a house to not be completely emptied out, renovated at least a bit, then staged.
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Post by librarylady on Aug 6, 2022 12:10:14 GMT
Staging is not used that much here--at least not in the suburb where I am familiar with listings.
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