Billboards in Phoenix, AZ

The billboard advertising market in Phoenix, Arizona is a bustling hub of visual spectacle, as billboards line the streets and freeways of the city, vying for the attention of the millions of people who pass by each day. This market is driven by the city's rapid population growth and diverse economy, which has created a demand for a wide variety of outdoor advertising options.

Top Billboard Advertising Companies in Phoenix

Among the top billboard advertising companies in the Phoenix market are Outfront Media, Clear Channel Outdoor, Lamar Advertising, and Becker Boards. These companies are known for their extensive networks of billboards and other out-of-home advertising options, as well as their ability to provide targeted, effective advertising solutions to clients of all sizes and industries.

AdQuick partners with every billboard advertising company in Phoenix and has 99% of the inventory in the Phoenix out-of-home advertising market available for purchase on its platform.

In no specific order, here are the big players in the Phoenix outdoor advertising market.

Outfront Media

Outfront Media is a national company with a strong presence in the Phoenix billboard advertising market.

Outfront's billboards can be found all over Phoenix, from the bustling downtown area to the sprawling suburban neighborhoods.

Outfront Media offers bulletins, posters, and a handful of specialty media formats in Phoenix.

Outfront Media Phoenix's inventory reaches 99% of the adult (18 years+) population in the DMA weekly.

Clear Channel Outdoor

Clear Channel Outdoor offers bulletins, posters, 30-sheets, junior posters, urban panels and a handful of specialty media formats in Phoenix.

Clear Channel Phoenix's inventory reaches 88% of the adult (18 years+) population in the Phoenix DMA weekly.

Lamar Advertising

Lamar Advertising is another major player in the Phoenix billboard market.

Lamar Advertising Phoenix offers bulletins, digital billboards, bus shelters, street furniture and a handful of specialty media formats in Phoenix. They also have airport advertising placements at the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

Lamar's billboards are often located on major highways and intersections, ensuring maximum visibility for advertisers.

Lamar's digital billboards are equipped with state-of-the-art technology, allowing them to display multiple ads on the same screen.

Their inventory reaches 91% of the adult (18 years+) population in the Phoenix DMA weekly.

Becker Boards

Becker Boards is a Phoenix-based billboard company that specialize in providing billboard advertising solutions to local businesses.

Becker Boards Phoenix offers bulletins, posters, spectaculars, and a handful of specialty media formats in Phoenix.

Their inventory reaches 90% of the adult (18 years+) population in the Phoenix DMA weekly.

Digital Billboards in Phoenix

Other Types of Outdoor Advertising in Phoenix

Here are some other, non-billboard, out-of-home advertising options that AdQuick customers use to find their target audience in Phoenix.

Phoenix, AZ Demographics & Statistics

Phoenix, Arizona, an oasis in the desert, has seen an impressive growth in population over the past few decades. Currently home to over 1.7 million residents, the population has increased by 18% since 2010, 29% since 2000, and a whopping 74% since 1990.

Age in Phoenix

The median age of the population is 32.9, with a fairly even split between males and females at 50% each.

Children make up a significant portion of the population, with 8% being ages 0 to 4, 7% being ages 5 to 9, and 6% being ages 10 to 14. There is also a significant portion of the population in their early to mid-twenties, with 18% being ages 25 to 34 and 14% being ages 35 to 44.

Race, Diversity, & Ethnicity in Phoenix

Phoenix's racial and ethnic diversity is reflected in the 43% of the population that identifies as White, 7% as Black, 4% as Asian or Pacific Islander, 42% as Hispanic, 2% as Native American, and 2% as two or more races.

Housing in Phoenix

Housing in Phoenix tends to be slightly older, with a median age of 36 years. The median house value is $346,100, but the Phoenix housing market has seen tremendous appreciation over the past few years. In the last 12 months alone, houses have appreciated by 27%, while over the past 5 and 10 years, appreciation has been 73% and 223%, respectively.

Rental prices in Phoenix are relatively affordable, with a studio apartment averaging $914 per month, a 1-bedroom home or apartment averaging $992, a 2-bedroom home or apartment averaging $1192, a 3-bedroom home or apartment averaging $1660, and a 4-bedroom home or apartment averaging $1890. About 50% of housing is owned by occupants, while 42% is rented out. There is a relatively high vacancy rate of 9%.

Income in Phoenix

Phoenix households have a median income of $52,080, while families have a median income of $60,013. Per capita income is $26,528. 13% of Phoenix's population has a household income of less than $15,000, while 5% have an income between $15,000 and $19,999. 11% have an income between $20,000 and $29,999, and 10% have an income between $30,000 and $39,999. Higher income brackets make up a smaller percentage of the population, with 5% earning more than $200,000 per year.

Households & Education in Phoenix

The average household size in Phoenix is 2.69 people. Just over half of the population is single, with 45% being married and 55% being single. Of those who are married, 32% have children and 3% are separated. A significant portion of the population has never been married, with 40% falling into this category. 5% are widowed and 10% are divorced.

When it comes to education, 14% of the population over the age of 25 has a grade school education or less, while 76% have some form of college education. This includes 19% with some college, 5% with a two-year degree, 18% with a four-year degree, 8% with a master's degree, 2% with a professional degree, and 2% with a doctorate.

Commuting in Phoenix in Phoenix

The average commute time for Phoenix residents is 25 minutes, with 75% of commuters traveling alone by automobile. 13% carpool, while only 3% use mass transit, 1% bike to work, and 2% walk. Another 2% use some other means of transportation, while 5% work from home.

The majority of commutes in Phoenix are relatively short, with 2% taking less than 5 minutes, 7% taking 6 to 9 minutes, and 12% taking 10 to 14 minutes. 16% of commutes take 15 to 19 minutes, while 17% take 20 to 24 minutes. At the upper end of the scale, 8% of commutes take 25 to 29 minutes, 18% take 30 to 34 minutes, and 3% take 35 to 39 minutes. 4% of commutes take 40 to 44 minutes, while longer commutes of 45 to 59 minutes make up 7% of the total. 4% of commutes take between 60 and 89 minutes, and a small 2% take 90 minutes or more.

Job Market in Phoenix

Phoenix has seen strong job growth in recent years, with a growth rate of 4% in the past 12 months and 16% in the past 5 years. This trend is expected to continue, with a predicted growth rate of 48% over the next decade.