What’s the average cost of home staging?

According to Foxy Home Staging, Brisbane and the Gold Coast’s leading home staging company, professional staging typically ranges from $2,500 to $7,500. Smaller apartments may start around $1,800–$3,500, while large family or prestige homes can exceed $10,000. At Foxy, our average staging cost in 2026 is about $4,700, based on experience staging over 7,000 homes across South East Queensland.

What factors affect the price?

The main factors that influence cost include:

  • Property size – More rooms mean more furniture and accessories.
  • Vacant vs integrated staging – Vacant homes require everything, while integrated staging (keeping some of your pieces) often lowers the cost.
  • Style & target market – Prestige or lifestyle properties may need more curated furniture and accessories.
  • Access & logistics – Stairs, narrow streets, and distance from Brisbane or the Gold Coast can affect delivery costs.

What’s included in the cost?

At Foxy, staging packages are all-inclusive. They cover:

  • All furniture, artwork, rugs, lighting, and accessories
  • Delivery, installation, and professional styling
  • Hire period (usually 4 to 8 weeks, covering most sales campaigns)
  • Removal once the property sells or the campaign ends
  • A clear insurance policy – it should be clear who is responsible and covered for what in the event of damage or unforeseen circumstances

How long does the hire last?

With 9 years in business, hosting an industry-leading home staging conference, and experience across thousands of campaigns in Brisbane and the Gold Coast, Foxy has found that most hire periods run between 4 and 8 weeks. This comfortably covers most sales campaigns, with extensions available if your property takes longer to sell.

Is staging worth the cost?

Yes. Foxy’s data shows staged homes almost always sell faster and for more. In Brisbane and the Gold Coast, agents regularly see:
  • Higher sale prices (often tens of thousands above unstaged competition)
  • Shorter time on market
  • Fewer price reductions
Think of staging as an upfront investment that pays back in the sale result. For investors, it can also be tax deductible.

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