Interesting Facts about Staging

Quicker Sales: Staged homes spend 33-50% less time on the market than non-staged homes.
Higher Sale Prices: Staged homes can sell for 6-20% more than homes that are not staged. Additionally, a National Association of Realtors (NAR) survey indicates that about 23% of buyers’ agents believe staging can increase the offer value by
1-5%.
Positive Impact on Buyer Perception: 83% of buyer’s agents said that staging a home made it easier for a buyer to visualize the property as a future home. Over 38% of sellers’ agents stated that home staging dramatically decreases the time a home is on the market.
Return on Investment: The ROI for home staging can be substantial, often exceeding 100% for certain living rooms and kitchens. A survey done by the Real Estate Staging Association (RESA) found that homeowners who spend about 1% of their home’s value on staging will see a return of 5-15% over the
asking price.
Sources Used:
1. National Association of Realtors (NAR) Report: NAR
Research and Statistics
2. RESA Staging Statistics: Real Estate Staging Association
(RESA)
3. Home Staging Resource: Home Staging Resource
4. NAR 2021 Profile of Home Staging: NAR Profile of Home
Staging
5. Zillow Consumer Housing Trends Report: Zillow
Research
6. International Association of Home Staging Professionals
(IAHSP) Statistics: IAHSP
7. Forbes Real Estate Staging Article: Forbes Real Estate
8. National Association of Home Builders (NAHB): NAHB

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