Additional cell tower

by Joe M. Rodriguez
(Waco, Texas, USA)

Is it possible to have two cell towers on the same block of land? Approximately 300-400 apart.

Comments for Additional cell tower

Average Rating starstarstar

Click here to add your own comments

May 31, 2013
Rating
starstarstar 		Good question
by: Tower Genius

Yes it is possible. Most municipalities will try to encourage or force co-location where they share tower space and one carrier subleases from the other carrier.

The existing tower may not be high enough or meet coverage requirements, or possibly the existing tower may not be engineered to support the extra equipment, or the two carriers may be at odds which may cause a 2nd tower to be justified.

Click here to add your own comments

Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Cell Tower Leasing Discussion.

Find out from Tower Genius how we help landlords and property owners in the USA  maximize cell site lease values and get the best possible terms for:

  • Cell tower lease agreements
  • Selling Cell Tower Lease
  • Tower lease extensions
  • Cell site upgrades
  • Small cell proposals
  • Lease amendments
  • Tower lease buyouts offers
  • Rooftop lease buyout offers
  • Rooftop cell site audits
  • Lease Agreement defaults
  • Cell tower valuations
  • Rent reduction solicitations
  • Lease Optimization Help
  • Lease Revenue Purchase
  • Transactional Coaching
  • Verizon Wireless 
  • AT&T
  • T-Mobile
  • Sprint
  • US Cellular
  • SBA Communications
  • Crown Castle
  • American Tower
  • Atlas Tower
  • Phoenix Tower PTI
  • Vertical Bridge
  • Lendlease Towers, Md7
  • Tillman Infrastructure
  • Lyle Company, Black Dot
  • Everest Infrastructure

We Would Like To Hear From You.

Cell-Tower-Leases.com
Contact Tower Genius
Please note that all fields followed by an asterisk must be filled in.

Please enter the word that you see below.