Color authority Pantone recently named Rose Quartz and Serenity their colors of the year for 2016. The pastel pairing was chosen to convey rosy warmth and tranquility and to represent a person’s quest for mindfulness and serenity. Follow these simple tips in order to pull off this trend in your home when selling.
The New Year is a great time to purge and organize, especially if you’re putting a home on the market. A budget-friendly way to prepare a home for sale is to organize it, a difficult task for some homeowners. Getting a handle on your mess will help you gain valuable square footage and properly show off all of your home’s positive features. So get ready to roll up those sleeves and tackle the top five items to keep organized while on the market.
It’s that time of year again when family and friends descend on your home to carve the turkey, light the menorah or trim the tree. If you’re looking to sell your home during this busy time of year, making your home festive while also keeping it show-ready is a delicate balance.
It’s hard to believe fall is already here. As the seasons change so does the real estate market and it’s important to embrace these changes throughout your home to capture every buyer opportunity before the winter slump. If you’re looking to sell your home before year’s end, follow these simple exterior and interior tips to stage your home for the fall season.
How can you make your home more photogenic and spacious? Lighten and brighten your home with some fresh paint and some great lighting.
Keeping a home in show-ready condition with kids can seem tough, but with a bit of organization your home will be ready for house hunters even at a moment’s notice.
Once you’ve decluttered, depersonalized and arranged your furniture you’re ready to start showing your home. But how do you maintain a staged home and keep it in show-ready condition for buyers at all times?
As a home stager, the number one question I’m asked on a daily basis is, “How much will it cost to stage my home?” While every home is unique and the cost depends on how much it takes to get your home “show ready”, the truth is that you can’t afford not to stage your home. Here’s why.
Maximizing your curb appeal offers a great return on investment by making it easier to market your home and even adding thousands of dollars to your asking price.
Preparing a home for sale can be a daunting task for homeowners who have limited time and resources to get the job done. Use this guide to tackle the rooms buyers care about the most and get your home ready to sell.
