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Billboard lighting has changed considerably over the years. Today, LED fixtures can produce more usable light with much less electricity than the old high-wattage systems. But the basic rule has not changed:

So you’re driving down the road and you see an abandoned billboard – either some barren poles or some weathered plywood with no ad on it. Believe it or not, that rotting sign might pay your utilities

Old commercial signs are now displayed in museums, restaurants, and private collections, but they were never created as decorations. They had a job to do: attract attention, identify a business

A billboard is only as valuable as the ground lease underneath it. You can have excellent visibility, strong advertising demand, and a well-built structure, but a weak lease can put the entire

Not every billboard sits on the side of a highway. Some of the best out-of-home advertising opportunities are inside—or immediately around—places where people already gather.

You cannot determine the exact age of a billboard simply by looking at it. Structures get repaired, rebuilt, relocated, and modified over the years. But the type of support underneath

Billboards have been part of American highways for generations. If you pay attention while driving, you can still see the remains of that history in old brick walls, barns, faded signs,

Wallscapes are one of the most interesting niches in outdoor advertising because they combine two things investors like: large advertising space and relatively low structural cost.

Railroad property has always had a strange connection to the billboard business. Long before highways became the main audience, signs were placed where train passengers could see them. Today, the more important issue