Rooftop cell site leases and cell tower lease rates

by Dan
(Nashua, NH)

Is there a difference in the rental rates of cell site leases for rooftops versus the cell tower leases on towers that Verizon Wireless and other company's are paying?

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Aug 01, 2010
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Rooftop Cell Site Lease Rates vs. Tower Lease Rates
by: Tower Genius

Dan it depends on how the terms of the lease are negotiated, if Verizon is the "anchor tenant" or a collocator. It depends on who controls the ground space or rooftop, and how badly they want the site.

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