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Robert Menn
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Staging in Boston

Robert Menn
  • Investor
  • Needham, MA
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Hi,

I've seen a number of discussions about staging but am trying to get some input on a reasonable cost to expect.  I am considering staging 2 newly renovated condo units in Boston, MA - one is 650 sf and the other is 1,300 sf.  Both units are vacant.  Does anyone have a perspective on what reasonable pricing is for relatively high end staging? 

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Percy N.
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Percy N.
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Robert Menn , as Karen Margrave mentioned, I recently considered staging 3 rooms in a 2200 sq foot flip.

The quotes were around 1750-2250 per month!

Then I decided to try a local furniture rental place - Aaron's in my case and they provided a dining room set, living room set with couch, coffee table, end tables and lamps along with a bed and dresser for $380/month - including delivery sand setup.

Was it worth it? Well the house went under contract yesterday, 2 weeks after this staging, so I only have to pay for 1 month which is their minimum.

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