Your listing photos play a huge role in drawing potential buyers to your home—and, ultimately, getting your home sold.
But if you want your listing photos to attract buyers, they need to frame your home in the right light—and that might mean saying goodbye to some of your home decor prior to snapping your photos.
So what, exactly, needs to go?
A recent article from Apartment Therapy outlined advice from real estate photographers on things you'll want to stash away before you take your listing photos, including:
When you sell your home, you want it to sell quickly and profitably. And if selling quickly and profitably is the goal, now is definitely a great time to sell.
According to data from the National Association of REALTORS®, in April 2021, a whopping 88 percent of homes in the United States were on the market for less than a month. On average, homes stayed on the market for just 17 days—down from 27 days in April 2020. And not only are homes selling incredibly fast—they're also selling for incredibly high prices. In April 2021, the median existing-home price in the US hit $341,600. That's a 19.1 percent increase from April 2020—and the highest median home price on record.
The Takeaway:
So, what does this mean for you? Homes are selling fast...