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Market homes, announce open houses, and share property updates with custom real estate signs for independent agents, teams, and franchise-affiliated professionals.
Downey offers a mix of single-family homes, apartments, condominiums, and properties near active commercial corridors. The right listing display depends on the property frontage, viewing distance, available placement area, and amount of information the agent needs to communicate.
We create custom realtor signs that bring together the agent or team identity, listing status, contact details, and next step. The main panel can also be coordinated with compatible riders, frames, open house signs, and larger-format messages where permitted.
Choose signs for the main property display, changing status messages, open house events, and property promotions that require more space.
Coroplast, aluminum and vinyl yard panels, weather resistant with UV coating.
Open house and arrow panels on PVC A-frames, built to route traffic on showing day.
Slim add-on panels that clip below a main sign for price, status or feature callouts.
Custom flags, pennants, sold key signs and card holders that finish off a listing.
Vinyl event banners, X-style stands and retractables for open houses and grand openings.
We can help coordinate the main panel, status riders, open house message, and compatible display hardware for a more consistent listing campaign.
We create personalized real estate signs around the information buyers should notice first, including the listing status, agent or team name, contact details, and next action. Custom artwork can incorporate supplied logos, colours, photographs, QR codes, and property-specific wording.
The main listing panel can be coordinated with matching riders, frames, banners, or on-site open house signs. This keeps the property marketing visually consistent without forcing every message onto one crowded panel.
Before ordering, confirm the sign dimensions, display hardware, rider space, wording, and artwork requirements. These details help us narrow the appropriate options and identify possible compatibility issues before production.
A well-planned sign display helps buyers identify the listed property and understand its current status without making the yard look crowded or difficult to read.
Downey does not treat off-site open house signs like a general neighbourhood wayfinding system. Because the current code limits an open house sign to the property where the showing occurs, agents should support route planning through the listing address, digital maps, appointment details, and other online communications.
A new listing, property update, or scheduled open house may require several signs with different purposes. To begin, send us the sign type, wording, agent or team details, supplied artwork, and the date the signs will be needed.
If you already own a panel, frame, post, or holder, include its dimensions so we can check whether the new sign will fit. We will review the submitted information and identify any missing or conflicting details before production begins.
No. Downey’s current zoning code states that an open house sign must be located on the property where the public showing is taking place. It should not be used as an off-site intersection marker.
An open house sign may be up to six square feet in area and four feet in height. Only one is permitted, and it may be displayed only on the day or days of the public showing.
The permitted area depends on the zoning. Current limits are eight square feet in R-1 and R-2 zones, 16 square feet in R-3 and R-3-O zones, and 32 square feet in other zones.
Yes. We can use supplied logos, colours, images, contact information, QR codes, and property-specific wording. We can also coordinate the main panel with compatible riders and frames.
The current zoning code requires real estate signs to be removed within 15 days after the close of escrow or completion of the lease or rental.
Begin with the sign style that fits your brokerage or personal brand. We can also help organize custom panels, frames, riders, and directional signs.
