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| My general rule of thumb when staging a property for sale is – one room, one function. That’s true except for office spaces. I learned the hard way through feedback from clients that offices are on the top of the priority list for buyers. If there’s no separate room designated for an office, you must create some type of an office space. Have a property that has a room that can be designated as an office space? Do it. Make sure it’s got the key pieces required for an office (desk, chair, shelving) and feels open and bright. |
 After: This office space feels organized and spacious – Creating a space for working on a laptop is pretty simple (as you can see in the examples of properties that I’ve staged). You just have to place a table and chair in one section of a larger room. |
 After: This office space feels organized and spacious – |
 After: This cozy open concept living & dining room is the perfect space for entertaining or relaxing. |
 After: This open concept living/office space feels organized and spacious – a great place to work. |
