[Albion] Dunky on the move?

[Tim Over Whelmed]

I've said it before and I'll say it again, where is all the stuff?! He has kids doesn't he? Where are they kept and their junk?!!

Believe, or not, these types of properties have professional "setters". For a small (big) fee they set each room up for photos, arrange gardeners, window cleaners etc, and even supply props / furniture as required. A whole industry that wasn't around a few years ago.

 

[Live by the sea]

It’s called staging - it’s being happening in the States for at least the last 20 years . Usually only done at a price point that is worth doing it . Staging can include all new furniture for the photo shoot as well as even repainting walls and new flooring .

An apartment for sale on the upper east side , I know the owner and he spent around €60,000 getting it staged and it sold within a week . Previously unstaged it had been on the market 6 months .

 

[Live by the sea]

wanted to add , if Dunk’s house has been staged , it’s not been done very well . Looks cold and clinical not really going to appeal to many family buyers . Also the main living space is too narrow at that price point . The floor plan needs some work and that will cost money .

 

[nicko31]

Interesting the property is described as renovated. The dwelling sold for £787k in 2016, looks very different

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[Live by the sea]

Yes he’s clearly had building work done .

 

[peterward]

I've said it before and I'll say it again, where is all the stuff?! He has kids doesn't he? Where are they kept and their junk?!!

Buried under the pool!

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

I've said it before and I'll say it again, where is all the stuff?! He has kids doesn't he? Where are they kept and their junk?!!

Judging by the fresh aggressive hoovering lines on the landing I’d guess he’s done what everyone else does when they are selling a house, tidy up!

 

[Weststander]

Overrated League One at best plodder and overpaid

 

[Kosh]

He must pay a cleaner to come in every day. It’s far too sterile for my taste.

More like 10 cleaners, that glass top table would take 1 cleaner at least 8 hours to clean/polish... lol.

 

[JamesAndTheGiantHead]

I hate this thread title.

I forget about it and then it gets bounced during the transfer window and I’m sick all down myself.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

It’s called staging - it’s being happening in the States for at least the last 20 years . Usually only done at a price point that is worth doing it . Staging can include all new furniture for the photo shoot as well as even repainting walls and new flooring .

An apartment for sale on the upper east side , I know the owner and he spent around €60,000 getting it staged and it sold within a week . Previously unstaged it had been on the market 6 months .

Are you an estate agent? . . . or if you are across the pond, a realtor?

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

I hate this thread title.

I forget about it and then gets bounced during the transfer window and I’m sick all down myself.

I agree, the mere suggestion that Dunky might move sends me into shivers. He is the heart and soul of everything that goes on on the pitch.

 

[Official Old Man]

Believe, or not, these types of properties have professional "setters". For a small (big) fee they set each room up for photos, arrange gardeners, window cleaners etc, and even supply props / furniture as required. A whole industry that wasn't around a few years ago.

I was watching some Million Pound House show the other day, just to see how the other half live. Agent had an apartment for sale in London, at least 7 noughts, that wasn't shifting. Original pics were of empty rooms but they spent a fortune staging the furniture and all. Place sold within weeks

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

I was watching some Million Pound House show the other day, just to see how the other half live. Agent had an apartment for sale in London, at least 7 noughts, that wasn't shifting. Original pics were of empty rooms but they spent a fortune staging the furniture and all. Place sold within weeks

I've seen a property "staged" with a full removal and furnishing taking place, like Dunk they had children and the agent wanted it to look like a no children city slicker environment, staggering, but it sold within a couple of weeks ..... to a family!!!

 

[peterward]

I was watching some Million Pound House show the other day, just to see how the other half live. Agent had an apartment for sale in London, at least 7 noughts, that wasn't shifting. Original pics were of empty rooms but they spent a fortune staging the furniture and all. Place sold within weeks

Watched and a few of those luxury real estate shows and they nearly always stage them.

The stagers charge ridiculous amounts too.

 

[drew]

He's spent a lot on it but according to Zoopla, purchased in 2016 for only £787k. Is he following in the footsteps of Dale Stephens and into Homes Under the Hammer territory.

 

[Solid at the back]

It’s called staging - it’s being happening in the States for at least the last 20 years . Usually only done at a price point that is worth doing it . Staging can include all new furniture for the photo shoot as well as even repainting walls and new flooring .

An apartment for sale on the upper east side , I know the owner and he spent around €60,000 getting it staged and it sold within a week . Previously unstaged it had been on the market 6 months .

How do people get so wealthy that they like to brag about it and not know how to use a full stop?

 

[nicko31]

I've seen a property "staged" with a full removal and furnishing taking place, like Dunk they had children and the agent wanted it to look like a no children city slicker environment, staggering, but it sold within a couple of weeks ..... to a family!!!

Staging is less common in the UK because we tend to sell in a chain and houses are full of peoples stuff. In Australia its very common ahead of auctions in sought after areas.

Frankly, its put me off. I'd rather look at the floorplan, the aspect, the location, whether I'm paying for poor value adding and see what recent sales were.

 

[Is it PotG?]

It sold to YouTubers apparently, what a gig that is.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Are you an estate agent? . . . or if you are across the pond, a realtor?

Americans may struggle with reality, but they are spot on when it comes to realty