Cell Antenna Lease Rates
Cell Antenna Rates vary between Rogers, Telus, Bell, Globalive, Dave, Public Mobile and Shaw. Getting the best rates depend on a number of factors such as location, density, type of property, etc. Read more…
Cellular Antenna Contract Renewals and Extentions
There are many factors to be considered when negotiating a cell antenna contract renewal or extension. You may have an opportunity to request changes to your current contract in addition to the annual cell antenna rental fees. Read more…
RF Insurance for Cell Antenna Sites
Property owners with cell sites face a new challenge. Insurance companies are reducing or eliminating their coverage of Radio Frequency (RF) from their policies. Blanket policies of carriers such as Rogers, Telus and Bell may no longer pay for liabilities or defend lawsuits based on RF concerns. Many affected property owners have not been notified. Read more…
Cell Antenna Lease Buyouts in Canada
If you receive a cell lease buyout offer on your cell antenna site, it is wise to get professional advice before you sign. Lease buyouts are complicated, have long term consequences, trigger taxes and can affect your property. This is an emerging industry in Canada but has been going strong in the United States for many years. Read more…
Health Concerns About Cellular Antennas
A review of current scientific evidence by Vancouver Coastal Health’s Chief Medical Health Officer outlining the international scientific consensus that radiation from cellular base stations is far too low to cause adverse health effects in the community. Read more…
Cell Site Lease Purchase Deals
Several new players are moving into the Canadian market. In a hot cell antenna market, lease purchases are becoming popular as property owners seek to monetize the cell lease values in their real estate holdings. The form of agreement utilized in a lease purchase transaction may not take into account all the peculiarities of a lease purchase deal. Read more…
Cell Antenna Network Expansion
What is the best way to negotiate with the Canadian cellular carriers to assist in the expansion of the cell networks while maintaining a safe, visually appealing, and profitable rooftop or cell tower? Read more…
Negotiating Cell Site Contracts
Have you been approached by a company or person representing to be working for a cellular company? Have you been given a 1-3 page lease agreement to sign? AMC has built up a cellular antenna resources library of contracts and related documents to assist property owners and managers protect their assets. Read more…
Terminating a Cellular Site Lease
We often see cell antenna contracts that never should have been signed.You may be in a position to renegotiate the cell site lease for better rent or terms. Read more…
Cell Tower Leases – Do’s and Don’ts for Non-Profits
Non-Profits are frequently approached to lease land for a cell tower, or to lease space for a cellular antenna. View some helpful hints…
Safety Code 6
Safety Code 6 provides a two-tier set of RF exposure limits that Health Canada determined were safe for human radio frequency (RF) exposure. Industry Canada has adopted the guidelines and uses them in their regulatory policies on RF operational requirements. Read on to see what every building owner should know about Safety Code 6…
Canadian Underwriter Magazine: Cellular Risk
The inconclusive science around a link between regular cell phone use and brain cancer has left insurers cautious, but not panicked. Should insurers be concerned about a potential wave of claims? Read more…
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