Lendlease’s New Renegotiation Efforts on Sprint Rooftop Sites
If you have followed our musings over the years, you know that we don’t like the lease renegotiation industry. In
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If you have followed our musings over the years, you know that we don’t like the lease renegotiation industry. In
Lendlease’s New Renegotiation Efforts on Sprint Rooftop Sites Read More »
On 2/11/2020, the final barrier to the Sprint/T-Mobile merger has been removed as a judge has ruled in their favor
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Before the announcement by Sprint and T-Mobile of their merger, Reuters ran a story that suggested that a T-Mobile/Sprint deal “may
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This type of fluff pieces provide no actual statistical data on how most cities treat applications for small cells instead relies
One of our clients received a proposal from a tower company that included a revenue share clause. Generally, revenue shares
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I find it fascinating how non-technical reporters (for example An Investor’s Primer: 5G, the Internet of Things, and Augmented/Virtual Reality and
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Every year, we put together our prognostications for the coming year. This year, we are obviously a little late –
Our Predictions for the Wireless (and Wired) Industries in 2018 Read More »
Zoning Board Questions Whether They Should Be Forced to Allow Three Towers Within 300′ of Each Other First- start by
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The City of Akron has decided to sell its cell tower and water tower leases to Everest Infrastructure Partners.
Akron, OH May Sell Water Tower and Cell Tower Ground Leases Read More »
Yesterday, in a surprise press release by Verizon, Verizon indicated that it had formed a joint venture with AT&T and