
Our 2022 Predictions for the Wireless Industry
Steel in the Air’s 2022 Predictions for Cell Tower Leasing and Valuation While 2021 certainly impacted many industries negatively, the wireless industry wasn’t one of
Steel in the Air’s 2022 Predictions for Cell Tower Leasing and Valuation While 2021 certainly impacted many industries negatively, the wireless industry wasn’t one of
We regularly review requests from carriers for cell tower lease modifications on our client’s structures and towers. One of the hurdles we find in doing so is
AT&T (via BlackDot), is contacting tower owners and landowners and trying to convince them to renegotiate their leases. If you have read our previous content-
American Tower announced earnings earlier this week and we reviewed their earnings call transcript to get a better feel about what went right and wrong
As we do every year around this time, we provide our predictions for what we expect to happen in the upcoming year. Some of our
What is “future consent” you might ask? It is when a tower company asks for consent before they actually need it. In this case, Crown
Verizon’s site acquisition agent reached out to our client to propose a “swap of (9) existing radios with (9) new radios”. They suggested to the
One of our municipal clients has a water tower with T-Mobile and Sprint on it. T-Mobile has proposed to add antennas and equipment with Band
If you have followed our musings over the years, you know that we don’t like the lease renegotiation industry. In the past we have observed
One of our clients received a proposal from a tower company that included a revenue share clause. Generally, revenue shares are not proposed by wireless