Staging Leads to Quicker Leasing
Commercial real estate is typically shown as an empty unit to potential renters to ascertain the size and layout of the space. However, by staging a vacant commercial space, a landlord can provide a better impression of the space, creating more interest and setting the stage for a deal in the shortest time possible.
A well-staged space can be a deal breaker or maker for potential homebuyers. According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, staging can maintain or increase the selling price of a property and reduce its amount of time on the market by up to 50 percent.