01 / SITE
We scout
Share the address or cross street. We check sight lines on Route 17, US-46 or I-80.
Lyndhurst, New Jersey | Outdoor advertising
Your lot.
Our sign.
Your rent.
We lease roadside land, build the board, and handle permits. You collect ground rent. Primary corridor: Route 17 in Lodi, then US-46 and I-80.
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For landowners
We build. You get paid.
Simple path from roadside lot to written ground lease. SignMile runs permits and construction. You keep the land.
02 / PERMITS
We file
Outdoor advertising permits and related filings are on us. You are not asked to run the agencies.
03 / RENT
You collect
After approval and build, ground rent starts under terms we put in writing before anything goes up.
Ground rent estimator
Working estimate.
Pick your road and how much frontage your lot has. Most leases fall between about $24,000 and $90,000 a year. A billboard needs only a small footprint, not your whole lot. The real number comes from a site visit.
Estimate
Typical range: $24,000 to $90,000 / year
$24,000 to $90,000 per year
Not a quote. The real number comes from a site visit after we see the lot, setbacks and visibility.
About us
Lyndhurst roots. North Jersey roads.
SignMile is a local outdoor advertising company based in Lyndhurst. We lease and build billboard sites along Route 17 (Lodi first), US-46 and I-80 around Lyndhurst, Lodi, Saddle Brook, Teterboro and Rockaway.
If you got a letter, call or email from us, this page is how you check who we are. One inbox. One local team. Permits and construction handled here.
- Company
- SignMile
- Based in
- Lyndhurst, New Jersey
- Focus
- Billboard sites and ground leases
- [email protected]
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Corridors
Where we look.
Route 17 in Lodi is first. Then US-46 and I-80.
17
Route 17 / Lodi
Lead corridor. Lodi and adjoining Route 17 parcels with clear visibility for commuters.
Lead corridorFirst place we look for new sites.
46
US-46
Teterboro and adjoining commercial stretches.
SecondaryCommercial stretches near Teterboro.
80
I-80
Rockaway and western approaches. Case-by-case setbacks.
Case by caseWestern approaches and setbacks.
For advertisers
Space for hire.
Secondary path. We sell faces on the sites we build. Law firms, auto dealers, home services, healthcare.
Law firms
Auto dealers
Home services
Healthcare
Ask via [email protected].
FAQ
Common questions.
Direct answers for landowners and advertisers. Money figures are estimates only.
How does a SignMile billboard lease work for landowners?
SignMile leases a small roadside footprint, files outdoor advertising permits, builds the board, and pays you ground rent under a written lease. You keep the land. Share an address or cross street first so SignMile can check sight lines on Route 17, US-46, or I-80.
What kind of land qualifies for a SignMile billboard site?
SignMile looks for roadside parcels with clear visibility along its focus corridors, starting with Route 17 in Lodi, then US-46 and I-80. A billboard needs only a small footprint, not your whole lot. Zoning, setbacks, and sight lines are confirmed during a site visit. Final suitability depends on state and local outdoor advertising rules.
Who handles outdoor advertising permits in New Jersey?
SignMile files outdoor advertising permits and related filings for the sites it develops. Landowners are not asked to run the agencies. Off-premise billboards visible from New Jersey highways generally require a New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) outdoor advertising permit under N.J.A.C. 16:41C. See NJDOT regulations at https://dot.nj.gov/transportation/business/epermits/oda/regulations.shtm and the courtesy code copy at https://www.nj.gov/transportation/about/rules/documents/16-41C-Current.pdf.
Who pays for billboard construction?
SignMile handles construction for the billboard sites it develops under its ground-lease model. Specific cost responsibility is set in the written lease before anything goes up.
How much income can a landowner earn from a SignMile billboard lease?
The public estimator on signmile.com shows a working estimate band of about $24,000 to $90,000 per year. That range is an estimate only, not a quote. The real number comes from a site visit after SignMile reviews the lot, setbacks, and visibility.
How do advertisers buy billboard space from SignMile?
Email [email protected] to ask about available faces. SignMile sells advertising space on the sites it builds. Categories named on the site include law firms, auto dealers, home services, and healthcare.
Where are SignMile billboard locations?
SignMile focuses on North Jersey corridors, with Route 17 in Lodi as the primary corridor, then US-46 near Teterboro and I-80 near Rockaway and western approaches. Availability changes as sites are leased and built. Ask [email protected] for current inventory.
Still unsure? Email [email protected].
Contact
Talk to SignMile.
Landowner first. Email us and we will reply about property or advertising.
Send a note
Email opens in your mail app.
Tell us about your lot or advertising needs. We reply from [email protected].