Is Verizon Selling Towers?
Recent news reports have confirmed that Verizon has engaged a third-party advisor to evaluate the sale of its remaining cell
Is Verizon Selling Towers? Read More »
Recent news reports have confirmed that Verizon has engaged a third-party advisor to evaluate the sale of its remaining cell
Is Verizon Selling Towers? Read More »
Impact of T-Mobile and Verizon’s Potential Acquisition of U.S. Cellular on Cell Tower Landowners and Owners Introduction The telecommunications landscape
US Cellular Possible Acquisition by T-Mobile or Verizon Read More »
As we do every year, we like to make predictions about the year ahead. (It’s near the end of March,
Steel in the Air’s 2024 Cell Tower Industry Predictions Read More »
Recently, Black Dot (a cell tower lease optimization company) has been contacting landowners with a new slick produced video where
Will Satellites Replace Cell Towers? Unpacking Black Dot’s Claims. Read More »
The Wireless Infrastructure Association recently issued a white paper that included their estimates of the number of macrocells, cell towers,
Number of Cell Towers and Small Cells in the United States in 2023 Read More »
During my early days in the wireless industry, while employed by a tower company, I worked alongside a site acquisition
The Early Days of the Cell Tower Lease Buyout Business Read More »
2022 turned out to be a strong year for wireless activity. Wireless capital expenditures were the highest in the last
STEEL IN THE AIR’S 2023 PREDICTIONS FOR CELL TOWER LEASING AND VALUATION Read More »
In a surprise ruling, the FCC determined that a landowner was responsible for removing a 375’ guyed tower on their
FCC Orders Landowner to Remove Abandoned Tower Read More »
As we enter 2024, we thought it might be helpful to summarize what we have been seeing with new leases
2024 Rural Cell Tower Lease Update – Steel in the Air Read More »
Now that we have passed the midpoint of 2023, we thought it might be helpful to share our observations from
Update on 2022 in Wireless- analysis and expectations. Read More »