Turn Highway Frontage Into Income.
Your property may have potential as a billboard site. RKDG evaluates the location, secures the necessary land rights and advances viable opportunities through local and state approvals.
Under our agreed structure, we cover the development costs assigned to us. You retain ownership of the property and can receive recurring rent if the project moves forward.
What You Give, and What You Get.
Covered under our agreed structure.
A defined sign site, often about 60 by 40 feet.
Rent and start date set in your written agreement.
Your agreement sets termination rights and costs.
The lease and its income can carry over to the buyer.
Landowners and the Brokers Who Represent Them.
Own Property Along a Highway?
An underused corner of your property may have advertising potential, but visibility alone isn't enough. We evaluate the location, applicable sign regulations, spacing requirements and commercial feasibility.
If the site warrants further development, we'll explain the constraints, discuss the proposed land rights and provide written terms for your review.
Commercial and industrial properties
Farmland and undeveloped parcels
Properties held for future development
Businesses with highway-facing land
A Highway Listing Worth a Closer Look?
Billboard potential can create another avenue to explore with a property owner. Send us a listing with highway frontage, and we'll screen the location for potential and major constraints.
When a site qualifies and your client wants to proceed, we can discuss the proposed terms directly with the owner. RKDG offers a referral fee for qualifying transactions that close, subject to the applicable arrangement.
Screen listings for billboard potential
Give clients a clear assessment of the opportunity
Explore an additional source of property income
Earn a referral fee on qualifying closed deals
Four Factors We Check First.
We use property records, traffic data, mapped signs and applicable regulations to identify opportunities and major constraints before pursuing a site.
Frontage
We verify the parcel boundaries and proposed sign location. Suitable highway access and visibility are important, but frontage alone doesn't establish eligibility.
Traffic
We review available state and federal traffic counts, roadway characteristics and the surrounding advertising market.
Spacing
We check applicable separation requirements, existing billboards, interchange restrictions and other location-specific rules.
Local & State Regulations
We review sign codes, dimensional limits and approval requirements to identify prohibitions, potential obstacles and the approvals a project may need.
Understand the Process and the Terms.
Five Steps From Property to Development
See how we evaluate a site, establish land rights, pursue approvals and advance a viable opportunity toward construction.
How It Works → Getting PaidGround Lease, Easement & Rent
Understand how rent is determined, when payments begin, how long the agreement lasts and the difference between recurring income and a lump-sum payment.
Getting Paid →Before You Call.
How much land does a billboard require?
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A freestanding billboard may need a pad around 60 by 40 feet, plus access, utility and maintenance areas. The actual footprint depends on the structure and site conditions.
Can I keep using the rest of my property?
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Generally, yes, for uses compatible with the agreement and applicable restrictions. The lease or easement defines the area affected and any access or utility rights.
Does my property have to border an interstate?
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No. Other highways and major roads may support billboard opportunities, and some urban properties may qualify for building-mounted advertising. Location, visibility and local regulations determine feasibility.
Who builds and operates the sign?
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An advertising operator typically handles construction, advertising sales and ongoing maintenance. RKDG focuses on development, land rights and approvals, with responsibilities defined by the project agreements.
Are you a real estate broker?
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No. RKDG is a development company focused on creating out-of-home advertising opportunities. We evaluate sites, secure the necessary property rights and advance viable projects through approvals rather than brokering the underlying property sale.
Have Highway Frontage?
Send us the address or listing. We'll screen the location, explain the major constraints and outline the next steps if the opportunity warrants further development.