Is virtual staging finally ready for its close-up? We think it is. The days of AI-staged photos that look more like Salvador Dali paintings than comfy living rooms or HGTV-ready kitchens are long gone ...

Staging a home can make or break a sale — but the traditional approach is broken. Furniture rentals, photography sessions, and weeks of back-and-forth leave agents stuck in the past. Even the ...

Staging, the process of decorating a listing to make it more attractive for sale, is all but necessary in the world of Bay Area real estate. But traditional staging can be costly, time-consuming and a ...

Twin brothers and colleagues Daniel and Dave Duddingston knew a condo they were selling was a gem. It had a wood-burning fireplace, two crystal chandeliers and was just steps away from Loring Park in ...

There’s no question that staging adds value to a home for sale. According to the National Association of Realtors 2021 Profile of Home Staging, 82 percent of buyers’ agents said staging a home made it ...

House staging is a significant part of the real estate industry, and while Realtors have traditionally staged houses physically before posting a listing, it’s an expensive and time-consuming process.

In the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, real estate developers and agents in New York City—which was on near-total lockdown to help stem the spread of COVID-19—were facing a huge challenge.

Staging a space makes it easier for someone to envision living in it. Virtual staging is a cost-effective way for landlords to market to a larger demographic of renters. Virtually staged photos are ...