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WHY CHOOSE US

Property Style System is the one-stop property styling company that you will ever need.
We’re very serious about providing an extraordinary level of customer services, and we believe our care and attention to detail exceeds our client's expectations.

• Stunning Visual Uplift - Attractive Design and Superior Quality
• Fixed Price - Line-itemised upfront quote
• Lower Cost - Bulk material supplies and own inventory
• On Time and Budget - Well-managed workflow and strict KPI
• Hassle Free - Real Focus on Customer Satisfaction
• Easy Finance - Pay-After Option Could be Offered

POPULAR QUESTIONS

• Is property styling worth the cost?

  Buyers spend an average of 6 minutes at a home, but form an opinion in the first 15 seconds.
  A Coldwell Banker Real Estate Corp. survey found that STAGED homes spent half the time of un-staged homes on the market, and sold for more than 6% above the asking price.
  Buyers will stay in a vacant home an average of 5 minutes but will linger in a furnished home an average of 40 minutes.
  Studies show that the longer a buyer remains in the home, the more likely they are to make an offer.
  64% of sellers’ agents said that staging decreased the time a home is on the market. The longer a home stays on the market, the further below list price it drops. Within 78 days, the average seller has discounted their home 8% in price reductions, while hiring a property stylist typically costs 1.5% or less.

• What is a cosmetic renovation?

  If the bones of your home are still good but it’s just looking a little tired you might want to consider a quick cosmetic refresh. Cosmetic renovation typically includes renewing dated surfaces, updating key rooms such as bathrooms and kitchens, replacing old fixtures with modern new ones, and generally improving the appearance of the property. In addition to being budget-friendly, cosmetic renovations avoid the lengthy build times of structural renovations.

• Why do you need a cosmetic renovaiton when selling your home?

  The condition of a home is one of the most critical drivers of its sale price. Most buyers are looking for “move-in ready” homes, hoping to avoid the stress and expense of fixing up a property after purchase. Homes that are outdated or in need of repair tend to sit on the market, attract low-ball offers from flippers, and eventually sell for well under fair market value.
  Nevertheless, many homeowners don’t renovate their homes before listing, assuming it will be too overwhelming, too expensive or take too long. They dread the process of finding a reputable contractor, selecting materials, and coming up with the cash to pay for it all. Instead, they list their home in its current condition, drastically reducing their potential proceeds and lengthening their time on market.