Cell Tower Lease Revenue Share Hijinks
A client of ours has a ground lease with one of the Big three public tower companies. Instead of rent, the landowner gets a straight
A client of ours has a ground lease with one of the Big three public tower companies. Instead of rent, the landowner gets a straight

One of the more disturbing trends in 2021 and early 2022 is the rise of the “5G site marketing companies.” Over the past year, we
The wireless carriers are actively seeking to add right-of-first-refusal clauses (ROFR) to their new and extended cell site lease agreements. Verizon includes standard ROFR language

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
When is a Building Permit Required for Equipment Changes? In recent years, our clients have experienced a number of requests for modifications to existing cell
Earlier this month, we did our Wireless Industry Forecasts for 2021 webinar, which is available for viewing here, along with some other webinars about the
Getting What You Deserve from your Cell Tower Lease! Missing Income: Electric and tax reimbursement clauses in cell site leases. In the standard cell tower
Radio Frequency energy or RF has been in the news and is not likely to go away. Between 5G and COVID-19 conspiracies and more antennas
We reviewed the Elliott Management slickly produced attack on Crown Castle ($CCI). In short, Elliott believes that CCI has underperformed its peers, American Tower (AMT) and SBA Communications (SBAC). While the underperformance is clear, I also think that Elliott’s analysis omits to give proper credence to the opportunity that fiber/small cells may provide to Crown Castle that its peers will miss.


