My personal average listing price is $440,00 and my list to sell ration is 99% and yes I use a stager even if its for a consultation and not full staging.

I don't track those numbers, they depend on too many factors to really be of interest.  Yes, I use a home stager.

Most homes are staged. Average is $700K. Anywhere from 1-4% over list.

No to stagers, avg varies by community and not representative as an avg

we're in the mid $400's range.... and we get close to list price, if and when we price properly!!!! always using a home stager.... 

The median prices in our area are over $400,000. The use of home stagers is not standard.

Right now 3% off list, $303K

Not really, I advise sellers to stage their house for the most money & optimum exposure.

Here in Manchester NH our list to sales ratio is 99%. I do not always use a home stager unless the seller agrees, which is a challenge on the best days

Our average listing is around $900K and we use stagers unless the home is already beautifully done.

There are no home stagers in my market, so no. Our average listing price is about $149,000 and average selling price about $145,000. It varies per subdivision of course.

Our property types are all over the place so there is no average list price selling price that fairly represents my market. Home stagging hasn't caught on in my market. 

My average sales price is at about 125% of my market place. List to sold prices are pretty high around 98-99%.

That's not a good number for me to report on... I sell in all price ranges. This week I have a closing for a $110,000 townhome and for a $676,000+ new construction home. Averages can be very misleading. I use a home stager when needed.

105-115% until this year  98-104% this year. 

Have an in house stager.

The average selling price here in Phoenix, AZ is $230k at this time.

Not used  a stager.

$250K > $250K  

       Not often in that price range.

For our county, the median is $650,000 and average $800,000.  I'd say my average is more like $1,000,000.  I believe the ratio is around 97%.  Some use stagers, some don't. 

Most of my homes are under $100k, have not been able to utilize a stager so far.

I think everyone deserves the opportunity to put its best foot forward.  In the luxury arena, most homes are well furnished and show well.  It is mostly a matter of removing extraneous items.  A