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Virtual Home Staging

As with real staging, virtual staging

makes it easier for buyers to see
possibilities that isn't possible with an
unstaged home. The biggest difference

between real and virtual staging is that
it's possible to virtually stage every area
of the house without the same budget

constraints and limits of furniture options
that the traditional method can
sometimes place. The downfall, however,

is when buyers see the home in person it
can be harder for them to visualize living
there. Because we want to be sure buyers

can imagine their own furniture and
aesthetic in a space, fewer details and a

simpler design may be the best option for
both staging options. With an empty
property or with new construction,
staging becomes a key element in

appealing to buyers, and can be done
through both traditional staging or virtual

staging methods, or both.