When buyers have more choices, your home needs to stand out. That’s where staging comes in.

What’s Staging, Really?

It’s not about perfection. It’s about helping buyers imagine themselves living in your space. And it works. According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), staged homes often sell faster and for more money.

Focus on the Right Rooms

You don’t need to stage every inch of your home. The key areas that impress buyers most? The living room, primary bedroom, and kitchen. That’s where they imagine daily life — and where staging makes the biggest difference.

Let Your Agent Be Your Guide

Your agent knows what local buyers want. They can help you decide:

• What to declutter or rearrange
• Whether to bring in a pro stager
• How to make the biggest impact with your budget

NAR reports median costs of $500 for agent-led staging and $1,500 for professional staging — both can be worth it depending on your home.

Bottom Line:

Staging doesn’t need to be expensive — it just needs to make buyers feel at home. Want to know which room in your house will make the biggest impact? Let’s take a walk-through together and talk strategy.