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Virtual home staging draws mixed reactions (access required)

by Dani Grigg
Published: August 24,2009
Time posted: 1:00 am

If real furniture is too expensive an investment for a for-sale house, why not go for virtual furniture?A few companies are popping up around the nation that offer to virtually stage vacant homes, bringing a lived-in look to marketing photos for a fraction of the cost of physically staging a home.These virtual staging companies will ...



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