Cell Site Lease Cancellation Threats, Be Prepared: The Next 6-12 Months Could Greatly Affect The Viability And Long-Term Value Of Your Cellular Assets. Cellular leases have been a valuable asset for the majority of property owners. Moving forward, the growth of new technologies should continue to drive demand. But some significant [...]
The changing dynamics of the cellular world today can leave municipal cell site owners challenged to maximize their lease values and potential.
How Cell Site Owners Are Dealing With The COVID-19 Pandemic. Like everyone else, cell site owners have not escaped the wrath of the COVID-19 pandemic. One hundred thousand lives have been lost in the US, and the consequences of this pandemic will remain for the foreseeable future. Beyond the devastating personal [...]
With the approval of the T-Mobile merger, cell site owners need to understand the situation to protect the value of their cell site assets.
It’s been almost a year since Sprint and T-Mobile rocked the cellular world with their application for approval for a merger to the FCC. This application, with the disclosure of “cost-savings” plans to decommission tens of thousands of websites, sent a shock wave through cell tower owners, consumers and across the country.
Your cell tower leases are an important financial asset, just like a savings account, retirement account or rental property you may own. Each of these financial assets has a specific value, risk and return associated with it. And all things being equal, most of us want to maximize the growth and value of our financial assets.
A successful commercial real estate development company was seeking to sell the cellular ground lease for a tower located on property it planned to develop into multi-family housing. The developer intended to use...
Are the chances increasing for a major increase in cell tower decommissions in the near future? That is almost guaranteed if the application for T-Mobile/Sprint merger, filed with the FCC on June 18, is approved.
A small municipality was seeking to solve budget shortfalls through new sources of revenue to help cover growing infrastructure needs and other municipal expenses.
Crescendo Capital Partners announced it has closed its third infrastructure investment fund which will be dedicated to cell tower and cellular lease acquisitions, as well as billboard and alternative energy assets,
