Landowners & acquisitions
Could your property become a billboard opportunity?
Own land, a building wall or an existing billboard site? Frame evaluates leasing, acquisitions and new development opportunities. Send us the location to start a site review.
Three ways to work with us
Built on control. Designed for scale.
Frame is a real estate company focused on out-of-home media. We own, control and grow billboard sites for the long term.
New development
Own land or a building wall where a billboard could go? We review zoning, permitting, sightlines and traffic. If the site qualifies, we handle permits and construction.
Submit your propertyExisting lease or easement
Already have a billboard on your property? We can buy the lease or easement for a lump sum, or offer a new long-term lease when yours comes up for renewal.
Get a lease reviewBillboard business acquisitions
Own one structure, a portfolio or an operating company? We buy boards, permits and whole businesses, then reinvest in them.
Talk to our acquisitions team
What we look at
How a site review works.
Every site is reviewed on its own merits. We can't promise approval or a specific income, but we will tell you plainly what we find.
- Site suitability
- Traffic volume, speed and road type, how far the site can be seen, and what is around it.
- Permitting
- City, county and state sign rules decide whether a new structure is allowed. Not every site can be permitted, and some areas allow no new billboards at all.
- Responsibilities
- The lease sets out who builds, maintains, insures and pays taxes on the structure, and how the land around it is used.
- Timing
- Existing-lease and acquisition deals can close in weeks. New development depends on permits, which can take several months or longer.
- What drives lease income
- Audience, visibility, market demand, whether the site can go digital, and the length of the lease.
Development
We build what we own.
From permits and foundations to steel and digital faces, we manage every new structure ourselves, then own and operate it for the long run.
What we buy
If there's a sign on it, let's talk.
Landowners, operators, estates and municipalities. One board or one hundred.
- Existing billboard structures
- Sign easements
- The ground under a billboard
- Wall and rooftop rights
- Operating portfolios
- Permitted or permittable sites
A long-term owner's mindset
We're not traders. We buy to hold.
Many billboard buyers plan to flip what they buy. We don't. We buy sites we want to own for decades, so we price for the long run, keep landlord relationships in good standing and reinvest after closing.
Today that portfolio is 414 faces in 11 markets, built through 12 acquisitions and developments since 2023.
See the dealsProcess
From first call to closing.
Plain terms and one named contact throughout. Most single-site deals close in weeks.
Intro call
Tell us about the site, the lease or the portfolio. No documents needed yet.
Site review
We review zoning, permits, traffic counts, sightlines and your current lease terms.
Offer
A written letter of intent with price, structure and timing. No obligation.
Diligence
Title, permits and survey. Our team does the work and keeps you updated.
Close
Funds wire at closing. After that we operate and invest in the site.
For landowners & sellers
Submit your property.
An address is enough to start. Add a map link or photos if you have them, and tell us whether there's a sign on the property today.