SO, YOU WANT TO GET A CELL TOWER ON YOUR PROPERTY?
It it was easy to get a cell tower on your property everybody would have one. Okay, maybe not everyone.
The truth is, 99% of the spots property owners envision as perfect cell tower locations fall short of meeting the coverage goals set by cellular carriers. Yet, as Michael Jordan famously said, “You miss 100% of the shots that you don’t take.”
Take a moment at your property and assess the coverage. If your smartphone has poor Verizon, T-Mobile or AT&T service and you’re dropping calls, chances are your area requires enhanced coverage for that specific carrier. This there is a higher likelihood of your location being in close proximity to an area where Verizon Wireless, AT&T, T-Mobile, DISH Network, or US Cellular aims to bolster their 4G and 5G voice and data coverage.
Here are some interesting facts about
USA Population, US Land Owners and
Cell Tower Locations in the United States.
The USA has over 400,000 cell sites & cell phone towers.
About 330 million people live in the USA.
The USA has around 1 cell site for every 825 people.
77 million people are landowners in the USA, or about 1 in 193 landowners are cell site landlords.
MAJOR USA WIRELESS CARRIERS
AT&T
US CELLULAR
DISH NETWORK
T-MOBILE / SPRINT
VERIZON WIRELESS
MAJOR USA TOWER MANAGEMENT COMPANIES
AMERICAN TOWER CORPORATION
VERTICAL BRIDGE
CROWN CASTLE INTERNATIONAL
SBA COMMUNICATIONS
Want to get a cell tower on your property?
Here’s how to possibly improve your chances of getting a cell phone tower built on your land.
Why do people want to have a cell phone tower on their land? It’s the passive income. But with that said, it’s nearly impossible to have your land selected for a cell site. Interested in acquiring a cell phone tower lease? Count me in, I want one too! The USA boasts over 400,000 cell sites and towers, and with approximately 325,000,000 people living in the USA, crunching the numbers, it averages out that about 1 in every 1,000 individuals could potentially have a cell tower on their property. And that’s not even factoring in those without property ownership. Consider any given area—how many parcels of land exist per square mile, town, city, or county? Perhaps 100? 500? 1,000? Even if there are already a couple of towers in place, the demand for expanded coverage and capacity necessitates more tower constructions. So, are you keen on becoming a cell tower landlord? Essentially, about 1 in every 1,000 Americans is a cell site landlord. Want to roll the dice and see if you can get a cell tower on your land? Visit the link below.