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Real Estate Signage for Agencies Turning Over Listings Every Week
Listings move quickly, so signage needs to be ready before the first inspection. Agencies typically need the same essentials on repeat: Corflute boards for listings, A-frame inserts for open homes and banners for auctions.
Keep reordering simple with fast turnaround, straightforward pricing and nationwide delivery. PALS prints and ships your signage, while installation and collection can be handled by your team or existing board contractor.
Quick turnaround. Australia-wide shipping from $14.99.
What real estate order most
Real Estate Corflute Signs
The standard for-sale board for property listings. Print both faces for corner blocks or locations where traffic approaches from two directions. Corflute is affordable enough to produce a fresh board for each listing rather than patching or reusing old signs.
Yard Signs
The smaller staked sign used to direct weekend traffic from the main road to an open home. Because yard signs can disappear or get damaged during busy weekends, agencies typically order them in batches rather than individually.
A-Frame (Corflute insertable)
The A-frame stays in the car, while the corflute insert changes with each campaign. Buy the frame once and replace the insert as needed — a simple, cost-effective setup for regular Saturday open-home routes.
Corflute A-Frame Inserts only
Replacement corflute inserts for frames you already own. Ideal for agencies running regular campaigns: new listing, new insert, same frame. Check your frame opening carefully before ordering, as insert dimensions can vary between brands.
Custom Vinyl Banners
Large-format vinyl fence banners for auctions, new developments and property campaigns. Printed to suit the actual fence dimensions and finished with eyelets for easy cable-tie installation.
Speed and reuse decide what a listing costs in signage
Two things drive the cost of real estate signage: how quickly it needs to reach the property and how much equipment you can reuse. Keep the A-frame in the boot and replace only the corflute insert for each new listing, rather than buying a new frame every time. On corner blocks, a double-sided board can cover both approaches without needing two separate signs.
Buy the hardware once, then reprint the printed panels as listings change. Quick turnaround keeps campaigns moving.
How this plays out
A listing signed midweek, open on Saturday
The agreement is signed Wednesday and the first inspection is Saturday morning. The board uses the same size and template as previous listings, with new photography swapped in, so it is a straight reprint rather than a design job. The main choice is whether to print it single- or double-sided.
One set of A-frames, four opens in a morning
A Saturday route might cover four or five properties in three hours, with the same frames moved from one open home to the next. The frame is a one-off purchase; what gets replaced is the corflute insert. Buying frames once and ordering inserts in batches keeps the ongoing cost low.
An auction campaign that has to read from the road
A four-week auction campaign may need more than a standard board: a custom vinyl banner across the front fence, sized to the actual frontage and printed with the auction date. It comes down on auction day, so the banner only needs to perform outdoors for the campaign period rather than for years.
Questions we get asked
Can I reuse my existing A-frames and just order new inserts?
Yes. That is how most agencies use them. Keep the A-frames and replace the corflute insert for each new listing. Measure the frame opening before ordering, as insert sizes can vary between frame brands.
Are for-sale boards printed on both sides?
They can be. Double-sided boards are ideal for corner blocks or locations approached from both directions, while single-sided boards work well when the sign faces one road. Choose the format before ordering, as it affects the print setup.
How long will a corflute board last on a fence?
A corflute board will generally outlast a standard property campaign, even in strong Australian sun. For premium listings, replacing heavily weathered boards helps keep the agency’s presentation looking professional.
Do you put the boards up at the property?
No. PALS prints and ships the signage, while installation, Saturday A-frame runs and collection are handled by your team or existing board contractor. Australia-wide shipping is available from $14.99.