REAL ESTATE DISPLAYS

An open-house board earns its spot by the door. Lead with the address and price in the largest rows, then beds, baths, and square footage in a specs row, and a final line for the agent's name and number — a portable TV or a Fire TV stick in the entry hall runs it from a browser. Fork a real-estate template the night before, type in the property's facts, and the board is ready before the signs go out; updating between showings is a phone edit that flips on screen instantly.

The office window works harder with live listings. A repeater over your MLS or CRM's JSON feed renders one row per featured property — address, price, status — and flips 'just listed' to 'under contract' the moment the feed changes, so the window never advertises a sold home. Live data integration comes with the Business plan, which also covers unlimited displays across offices. Set brokerage colors once on the fork and every board carries the brand.

Scenes let one screen sell more than one thing. Rotate a featured-listing scene, today's showing schedule by agent, and a just-sold scene with closing prices that quietly proves the team moves inventory — each on its own duration, cycling without a marketer babysitting it. A multi-office brokerage runs every screen from one dashboard: the listings coordinator updates the feed or the schedule once, and reception boards in every branch flip to match in real time.