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The Palm Beach Real Estate Experts at Florida Home Explain the Benefits of Staging a Home

Get the best price for your home. Staging helps sell a property quicker and usually for a bigger sum, according to the real estate experts on Florida Home.

2014-03-06
WEST PALM BEACH, FL, March 06, 2014 (Press-News.org) The truth of the matter is simply this: staged homes tend to sell faster (up to 50 percent faster in some areas) and for more money than non-staged homes. According to real estate experts who participate in Florida Home's "Ask the Real estate Expert" program, this is because a well-staged home dramatically increases the perceived value of a property.

A great majority of home buyers make their decision based on emotion. Despite all the criteria they have as they begin their search, they are ultimately drawn to a property that elicits a strong emotional response in them. If they can imagine living in your house, see how great the rooms can look and how wonderful it would be to wake up in such a place, you are more than halfway to closing a deal and removing that "For Sale" sign on your front lawn.

Florida Home is a leading source for real estate in West Palm Beach, Fla. It helps interested home buyers make informed choices by providing them with up-to-date information regarding local communities in the Palm Beaches. Buying a home is a major decision. Florida Home is committed to helping users find the house they have always wanted through their extensive listings as well as other helpful services and features.

"Florida Home strives to provide the information buyers and sellers need in a dynamic real estate market," says Gerry Barker, Florida Home Project Manager for The Palm Beach Post. "We feel that by also giving them as much relevant information as possible both about the house and the area, they can make a more informed choice, one that will bring them many happy years in their new home."

Whether you are looking for a house to buy or the best homes for rent in West Palm Beach, your search begins and ends with Florida Home.

For more information, please visit http://www.palmbeachpost.com/floridahome

About Florida Home:

Florida Home is a local source for real estate information in the Palm Beach County area, provided by The Palm Beach Post. It offers insight that other real estate websites do not, such as reporting on the local real estate market, plus in-depth community information and more.

Learn more at http://www.palmbeachpost.com/s/floridahome/.


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[Press-News.org] The Palm Beach Real Estate Experts at Florida Home Explain the Benefits of Staging a Home
Get the best price for your home. Staging helps sell a property quicker and usually for a bigger sum, according to the real estate experts on Florida Home.