How do I turn  prime real estate into prime billboard selling space?
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Turning a real estate (piece of land) into a profitable business is not only by constructing a building of some sort such as apartments or a hotel. One can rent or purchase (depending of the countries laws) this land from the local municipality and get permission to construct the outdoor (billboard) structure. If the location is favourable then you can sell this ‘space’ as advertising space. Every billboard you see on the streets belongs to an outdoor company and these in turn rent this space to advertising agencies and advertising clients directly. The advertising agency rents your billboard and creates the advertisement for one of their clients that agrees to advertise in your ‘space’/’location’. Your billboard structure is then considered as any other building that can be rented out because someone is paying you to use your space (structure).
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First put up a sign.  For Sale by Owner using start by putting up a sign to let people know that you are selling your home.  If you lived in California, I would have given you a free sign.\n\nSharon 951-272-1027
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I have rented commercial space and there are some questions that you need to answer for your self:\n1.  What is my budget for this space?\n2. Does my budget include renovating the space to meet my business needs?\n3. What will be the cost of related insurance for the property? What will be the cost of any business license?\n4. Where is the location of my target customer? \n5.  How is my target customer going to reach me? (transportation to site)\n6.  Do I need a road frontage location for visibility or could a strip mall space accommodate my needs?\n7. What size space is the maximum and minimum I could live with?\n8.  Is there an opportunity to lease-option the site, so that if (no when) I get my business going well, I could consider purchasing the real estate?\n9.  When you find a site: who are your neighbors?\n\nGood luck with your business.  I am not a Realtor, but a mortgage lender in 38 states.  Please e-mail me if you need a referral in your area or would consider purchasing a commercial space and have questions.
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Find a real estate agent and ask them. They can tell you what the market is doing in your area.
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RENT the space.   Visit www.iPowerWeb.com\n\nGood luck
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You're talking about commercial space. \n\nTry LoopNet, Re/Max, etc...
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Ask the mail carrier for that area. They usually know what is coming before most anyone. If its commercial the new owner may not announce what is coming for a while, but the mail carrier will still get mail for the owners.  Also, check the business section of the newspaper, some papers have a section where they announce the sale of commercial property which includes the seller, buyer and what the buyer is building. Lastly, check the minutes or records for city council meetings or planning and zoning meetings, since it was a school previously unless there is going to be a new school built there then the zoning will have to change and the city council will have to approve site plans and permits before building can start for any structure being built. I hope one of these helps you find your answer.
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I, along with other commercial real estate agents, use www.loopnet.com.\n\nRegards
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Entrepreneur Magazine has a succinct article on billboard advertising:\n\nhttp://www.entrepreneur.com/article/0,4621,326079,00.html
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Talk to a local realtor, or a local land surveyor.  The surveyor will be able to tell you how it can be split up into lots for individual sale to maximize your dollar.
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I would interview at least 3 agents or brokers within your community, look at their sales record, marketing material and see if they have an internet presence this should get you started. 95% of the real estate is generally sold by 5% of the agents in any community. Coldwell Banker is a good company and I contend its not the company but the agents experience that will get the job done.
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you could put up an advert, like most ppl? or go to www.setupyourcharity.com \nhope i helped. xoxo
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If the agent wants you to do a mass mailing to potential clients in a particular nieghborhood (her potential clients) you can get free mailing lists from a title company. mailing list from title co. are great. You can tell them that you only want to mail to owners or renters or people that have live in their house at lease so many years. They should give you this list for free, if you ask, they may even give you preprinted labels
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Have a moving sale.  Put signs up everywhere so people will know.  I have bought quite a few things this way.
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Check out For Sale By Owner information on the web for self study and marketing tips. My company Redwood FSBO, offers marketing materials / flyers, lawn signs, advice, and listings on website for free. \n\nAlso, use flyers and marketing materials and post them around town, or better yet network with business colleagues and family to get the word out about when you open houses will be.\n\nIf you interested in learning more contact Owen Jamison, FSBO Managing director at 978-998-7153 http://www.redwoodfsbo.com \n\nTell him Reggie Sent You.
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Advertise in your local paper and on local web sites. Contact the Real Estate Agents in your area and if you have a business location get into the yellow pages. Even a sign out front of the office to lease will help.
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If that's the case, then you need to be creative in your definitions of space. It would depend somewhat on what kind of a store you are talking about.  Storefronts don't always need to be large or on the first floor. Sometimes an apartment or a finished basement in a commercially zoned area can be used. \n    Can the product be sold from a pushcart? Is there an alcove or alley that could be used? Open markets and bizarres have been part of our culture for centuries. Be creative. You may find that other businesses will join you as your business and reputation grows. Location is important, but if it's not available, then you must create your own.  Make sure to check local permit requirements and local regulations before starting any business.