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 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.
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
A client of ours reached out to us yesterday with the following request: “The City of Philadelphia is undergoing a total reassessment of commercial properties. Until
Before the announcement by Sprint and T-Mobile of their merger, Reuters ran a story that suggested that a T-Mobile/Sprint deal “may cast shadow over tower companies”. The
Every year, we put together our prognostications for the coming year. This year, we are obviously a little late – primarily because the beginning of
Sunday night, California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed a contentious statewide small cell bill (SB649) which is one of many similar bills already passed in
The Wireless Infrastructure Show is the pre-eminent tower show in the US. The WIA who puts on the show consists of both tower companies and
Sprint’s partner, Mobilitie, allegedly building mini-macros without adequate regulatory approvals Tickers: S, AMT, CCI, SBAC Tags: Ken Schmidt, Wireless infrastructure Background: Sprint has dramatically underspent
In the Florida House of Representatives, a bill is being pushed through to significantly limit the control that a local municipality can exert over small