Help Decorate the Torrance Rose Float
Come and decorate! Join in on the fun and come decorate the City of Torrance Rose Parade Float!Here’s how to sign-up for a decorating shift: 1. All float decorators must be Torrance Rose Float Association members. Membership starts at just $20 for...
Would You Live in a Haunted House?
Would You Live in a Haunted House? Would you live a Haunted House? Are you a little stressed when your lights turn on & off and no one is hitting the switch? Realtor.com has shared a survey for 2019 and nearly 60% of consumers who claim to live in a...
Shipwrecked in Lunada :Dominator
The Greek freighter S.S. Dominator ran aground near Lunada Bay (just below Rocky Point) in 1961. It was carrying over 10,000 tons of wheat and beef from the Pacific Northwest. The ship was traveling close to the coast in dense fog, as the crew was...
Staging Tips From the Experts
We asked staging experts to give us some one liner staging tips since we are getting close to summer and hopefully a better pickup in Torrance real estate sales.
Here are several for you to choose and get-to-staging:
One owner of a staging business says she uses natures bounty to help her stage her clients homes. Twigs, branches and seashells are just some of the items she likes to decorate with.
Another Lady who owns a staging company says she uses those little flat furniture movers and saves time and money with no floor scratches and she can do it all herself.
Another Professional Staging expert says her IPhone is the key because she can get all the comps and other info she needs, fast.
A Professional staging expert in Oregon says the key is to create ambiance, no matter what type of property you are staging.
Here are a few other suggestions:
*Create a focal point in the house.
Pick out the most visible corner in the house and put a large plant there, with a spotlight behind it.
Set up a chat room for conversation and have entertainment too.
Don’t leave any carpet “dents” showing.
Use the outdoors by bringing in many plants and flowers.
Put stoppers in all the sinks and drains, whether the home is vacant or not.
And the list goes on and on. Common Sense and a little scrubbing, and cleaning and re arranging will usually do the trick.
