Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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Why might open house signs be exempt from municipal sign bylaws?

  1. They are temporary

  2. They are placed indoors only

  3. They are regulated by the state government

  4. They are considered private property

  5. They are only up during holidays

  6. They are licensed by real estate associations

The correct answer is: They are temporary

Open house signs may be exempt from municipal sign bylaws because they are considered temporary in nature. Open house signs are typically displayed for a short period of time to advertise a specific event or property showing. This temporary nature distinguishes them from permanent signage, such as business advertisements, which are subject to municipal sign bylaws. By being temporary, open house signs do not typically fall under the same regulations as permanent signs in terms of size, placement, or other restrictions that a municipal sign bylaw may impose.

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