Commercial Property Prints

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• When designing a property information board, keep these elements in mind to attract potential tenants or buyers effectively: 

• Essential property details: Include key information like the asking price, square footage, property type (retail, office, industrial), and zoning if relevant.

• High-quality imagery: Use professional, high-resolution photos or architectural renderings of the property to showcase its best features.

• Branding: Incorporate your logo, company name, and color scheme to increase brand recognition.

• Clear calls-to-action (CTA): Provide clear contact information, including a phone number, email address, and a website where interested parties can find more details.

• QR codes: Use a scannable QR code that links directly to a detailed property listing on your website.

• Layout: For large site signs, a "V-shape" or double-sided format offers higher visibility from different directions. 

• Common materials

• Corrugated plastic (Coroplast): A lightweight, cost-effective option often used for temporary signs, like smaller directional or "for lease" signs.

• MDO Plywood: A common, durable material for large, long-term commercial signs. It is treated to be weather-resistant.

• Aluminum: A premium, durable metal that is lightweight and rustproof, making it suitable for long-lasting displays.

• Vinyl banners: A versatile option for announcing new listings or large-scale developments. These are durable and suitable for high-traffic areas

• Printing considerations

• UV protectant: For outdoor signs, ensure the printing service uses UV-rated ink and a protectant to prevent fading from sun exposure.

• Resolution: Use high-resolution files (PDF, AI, or EPS are best) to ensure that the images and text print clearly on a large-format sign