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1 to 4pm, all welcome
Follow signs to the model unit

Open houses, new communities, tours
Show the property type or event and the way there. Don't turn the sign into a listing sheet.
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Short answer
Show the property type or event and the way there. Don't turn the sign into a listing sheet. Start with your exact location and audience. Then pick from a moving sign, a big sign, or a worn sign.
Common mistakes
The sign crams in square footage, price, and agent phone number, but drivers only see it for a few seconds.
Directional signs stop at the main road instead of guiding people through every turn to the property.
The same sign runs every weekend, even when no open house or tour is scheduled that day.
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A long approach road into a new community needs a big, far-away sign before the turn.
Good at the last corner before an open house, where motion confirms this is the turn.
Not common here, but useful at a walkable tour event or sales center.
Before you start
Check every turn between the main road and the property, not just the first one.
Pick the one thing that matters most: open today, new community, or tour available.
Check HOA or city rules on directional signs near the property.
Set the exact open house or tour hours so timing matches reality.
Take signs down right after the event so it doesn't look outdated.
Real Estate
Usually no. A street sign gets a few seconds. Use it for 'open today' and directions, not listing details.
Enough to cover every turn a driver would otherwise miss. Drive the route yourself to check.
Yes, and often more so. A big community with an unfinished entrance can be harder to find than a single house.
No. The best choice depends on your exact spot, your audience, and your offer.
Take the next step
Tell us your business, location, and the format you want. We will check what is available before you commit to anything.