Sellers Rush Before Market Slows
Sellers Rush Before Market Slows: With greater signs of a slowdown occurring, home sellers are growing concerned that they could miss out on the buyer frenzy.
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When it comes to selling your home, not all rooms are created equal. In fact, there are three spaces that buyers pay the most attention to. And if you get them right, you’re more likely to secure top dollar for your property. According to the 2025 National Association of REALTORS® Profile of Home Staging , the living room, primary bedroom, and kitchen are the make-or-break spaces when it comes to staging. Here’s how to make each one shine. Why Staging These Rooms Matters The 2025 NAR report reveals some fascinating statistics about which rooms truly impact buyers' perceptions and offer decisions: Living Room : 91% of sellers' agents stage this room, and 71% of buyers' agents rank it as very or somewhat important to stage. Primary Bedroom : 83% of agents ensure this room is staged, with 71% of buyers' agents citing it as important to the buying decision. Kitchen : While slightly fewer agents actively stage this area, 51% of buyers' agents say it influences ...
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