We've all seen it before. The 900 sq ft loft that is, in fact, 300 sq ft of hallway, and more bathrooms than any resident actually needs. Or the oddly shaped corner condos which boast panoramic views.
So you've got this long hallway, pie shaped condo. Now what?
Read MoreWe always love a good challenge.
This time, the challenge was: how to position a tiny house. Who is it for, and how to best showcase it's potential?
Read MoreWe recently helped a client list her 2 bedroom condo in the lovely Beaconsfield Village. The condo had been tenanted for years, by two young gals who, it seemed, had never learned how to clean a washroom. The place was horrifying. . .
Read MoreThe kitchen is often considered the heart of the home. It's where families meet, food is prepared, and conversations happen. A good kitchen is important to most buyers. A kitchen should be clean, functional, and if you have the time / budget, stylish.
We see so many cluttered, tidy kitchens, Back to our previous post about entrances and clutter, it is important to clear off the counters. Overflowing counters, crammed with tired appliances and overflowing compost is a sure sign that there isn't enough storage. This may be the case, but you don't want to advertise this!
Read MoreLiving rooms function differently for everyone. Some families spend time in their living room, watching TV. For others, it is a formal entertaining space. You don't know who is going to walk through the door to look at your listing. You can guess, but you can't know in absolutes.
So how do you style your living room so that it attracts the widest pool of buyers? Those who want to lounge, play, read, watch or rest?
Read MoreThe Entrance is the introduction to the rest of the space. How your entrance is decorated (or not) sets the tone for what potential buyers will expect on their walk through. Here is your opportunity to start off well, with a nice, clean introduction. Home Staging helps sell. Don't skimp on the details.
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