easysell system: Quick Tips for Staging the Foyer
- 04/08/08 02:42 AM
After good curb appeal, this is the next critical area for prospective buyers. While standing in the foyer they are formulating another decision - do I want to see more of the house? Or, have I seen enough? This is where buyers are deciding if: they like the layoutthe architectural features are appealingthey like the finishes (flooring, window treatments, paint colour, doors and baseboards, etc)their senses are stimulated in a good wayThe list price is matching what the interior has to offerHere are some quick tips to make sure buyers get a good first impression form the foyer: Update the door hardware to create a … (4 comments)
easysell system: The History & Meaning of Colour
- 04/07/08 03:35 AM
Did you know that every year the new colours we see in everyday items from cars to clothing to toys and toasters are all determined by a very select group of international design professionals? The people at the Color Marketing Group meet twice every year to determine the direction of colours one to three years in advance of the actual manufacture of products and services in all industries, including fashion, home décor and advertising. They tell us the future of colour, but what about the history and the psychological associations of colour? Colour has a very complex history, rich in folklore and … (7 comments)
easysell system: Quick Staging Tips for Your Clients
- 04/07/08 03:24 AM
These days a seller needs every competitive advantage they can get. Staging really helps potential buyers see the full potential of a house, to see past the current furnishings and adornments, and be able to visualize themselves and their own belongings in the house. Buyers make up their minds within the first few seconds if this is a house they want to see, and by showing it at its best, you are creating a positive and lasting impression. They need to mentally move in. By following this checklist, your client's house will "show" better. If it shows well potential buyers will be drawn … (3 comments)
After good curb appeal, this is the next critical area for prospective buyers. While standing in the foyer they are formulating another decision - do I want to see more of the house? Or, have I seen enough? This is where buyers are deciding if:;)
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