The installation of a mobile phone antenna on the roof of a residential building often raises questions and concerns among residents. Homeowners should take the tenants' perspective seriously and understand their concerns. The decision to rent out a mobile phone antenna is usually made to increase rental income and increase the value of the
The mobile communications market is on the move. With the expansion of 5G and the internal restructuring of the major network operators, many framework conditions for existing contracts of mobile phone site landlords have changed. As a landlord of mobile phone antennas on your property or roof, you should take advantage of these developments
The installation of mobile phone antennas on buildings can be an attractive source of income for owners, but raises legal questions. In both Germany and Austria, there are clear regulations concerning the consent of the owners' association and tenants. Here you will find an overview of the most important rulings and current legal framework
- and why you can get more out of it as an owner Mobile network providers are investing heavily in network expansion and need long-term planning security. Existing transmitter mast sites are particularly attractive because network operators want to secure them for the long term. Mobile network providers use specialized acquisition agents for the
Around 8-10 thousand farmers are currently renting out free land or roofs to mobile phone providers so that they can operate mobile phone masts or antennas there. The topic of mobile communications sites has also played a role in the business news in recent years. This is due to internal restructuring at the mobile
With the sale of over 31,000 radio masts in Spain, Germany and South America, Telefónica has taken a decisive step towards reducing its debt burden. The Spanish telecommunications giant announced that the sale to the American Tower Corporation (ATC) brought in around 7.7 billion euros, contributing to the repayment of around 4.6 billion euros
As early as 2019, 1&1 Drillisch secured the rights to use mobile communications frequencies in order to build its own mobile communications network. Although these frequencies are a coveted commodity and their use is prescribed by law, they have remained largely unused to date. If the Federal Network Agency has its way, this situation