Booklet Printing for Real Estate
Booklet printing for real estate gives a listing the room a flyer never has: full-page photos, floor plans, neighborhood notes and your contact details, bound into one piece buyers take home.
What agents and developers print
A booklet works anywhere you need to tell the whole story of a property or a project. Here are common uses for brokerages, agents and builders.
- Property books for open houses
- Listing presentations for seller meetings
- New development brochures
- Buyer and seller guides
- Neighborhood and community guides
- Commercial property offering books
- Brokerage and team introductions
Real estate booklet sizes
Pick a shape that fits your content. Wide photos and floor plans read best in landscape. Text-heavy guides work well in portrait.
- 11 × 8.5 Floor plans and wide photos
- 12 × 9 Large development brochures
- 8.5 × 11 Listing presentations
- 8.5 × 8.5 Luxury property books
- 5.5 × 8.5 Buyer and seller guides
An 11 × 8.5 landscape booklet binds on the short side and opens flat to 22 × 8.5 in. That gives you a full spread for a site plan, a floor plan next to its photo, or a panoramic view of the street. See more wide formats on our landscape booklet printing page.
Why a printed property book works
It goes home with them
Buyers see many homes in a weekend. A booklet keeps your listing on the kitchen table after the tour.
Floor plans at full size
A landscape spread shows a plan large enough to read room sizes without squinting at a phone.
Photos look their best
Print on 100 lb gloss text pages for rich, sharp interior and exterior shots.
Short runs for each listing
With a $25 minimum, you can print just enough books for one open house.
What to put inside a listing booklet
A simple plan that works for most homes: a strong exterior photo on the cover, a page of key facts and price, room-by-room photos, the floor plan on a spread, a page about the neighborhood, and your bio and contact details on the back cover. A 12- or 16-page booklet usually covers it.
Development brochures run longer. Add pages for amenities, unit types, finishes, the site plan and a location map. Booklets with 40 or more pages get a square-back spine at no extra cost, which makes a thicker offering book feel substantial.
Tip. Choose a 14 pt gloss cover for property books that will be handled at a busy open house. It feels sturdy and gives your cover photo a strong first impression.
Ordering real estate booklets
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Choose the format
Pick a size, page count, paper and quantity. Page counts run from 8 to 96 in multiples of 4.
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Send your file
Set it up at the finished size with 0.125 in bleed. Starting from scratch? Use our free booklet templates.
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Approve the proof
A real person checks your file and sends a proof before printing.
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Have it for the showing
Order by 12pm and it ships the next business day from Brooklyn, NY or Long Beach, CA, whichever is closer.
Real estate booklet printing FAQ
What size is best for floor plans?
11 × 8.5 landscape. It opens to a 22 × 8.5 in spread, so a plan can run across both pages. For larger projects, 12 × 9 landscape gives you even more room.
Can I print a small batch for one listing?
Yes. The minimum order is $25, and the price per booklet drops as quantity goes up. Our short run booklet printing page has more on small orders.
How quickly can I have booklets for an open house?
Order by 12pm and your booklets ship the next business day, proof included. There are no rush fees. Check delivery dates on our Fastest Turnaround page, or use free Local Pickup in Brooklyn or Long Beach.
Which paper is best for property photos?
100 lb gloss text pages with a 100 lb gloss or 14 pt gloss cover are a strong choice for photo-heavy listing books. Matte is a good pick if you want a softer, less shiny look.
I'm a brokerage printing for many agents. Can you help?
Yes. Up to 2,500 booklets fit on one cart line, and for bigger runs you can request a custom estimate. If you resell print to clients, see our reseller account.