Have you noticed more activity on cell sites lately? Wonder why? What is the rent Index for your site? How much capacity does a site have? How much gross? Most sites gross over $1 million annually – some up to $6+ million. The market Rent Index uses gross average revenue for all sites across Canada. Read more about Market Rent Index[…]
Landlords can be concerned about cell sites. The time to review is on renewal or new lease. As an owner or property manager the option to lease out to several different providers on your rooftop is a viable and strategic revenue generating opportunity. Establishing multiple cell antenna contracts with the different providers: Telus, Rogers(Fido), Bell, Read more about Concerned About Your Cell Site?[…]
Property owners need to make sure they are protected if things go wrong. Insurance plays a prime role in providing such protection – both for the property owner and members of the public who could be harmed. With cellular antenna contracts often lasting 20-30 years, insurance provisions have to be drafted with multiple decades in Read more about Cellular Risks[…]
Can cell leases reduce property value? Cell site contracts may reduce property value by limiting a property owner’s ability to manage, develop, finance or sell their proper assets. Unlike most other landlord – tenant relationships, a telecom lease falls under the Canadian Telecom Act which takes precedence over local and provincial regulations. This can have Read more about Can cell leases reduce property value?[…]
Interesting 12 April 2017 article in the Economist magazine on the future of Telcoms…… In one way this might diminish the value of cell sites. On the other fixed spectrum becomes even more value and requires more cell sites and more technical wizardry to squeeze more bandwidth from existing licenses. Contact AMC at 604-566-9811 for Read more about The End of Cell Sites?[…]