Tower License Agreement (To Place Antenna on Existing Tower)

Cell tower leases could pay out anything from $10 per month for small niche carriers to more than $10,000 a month with the larger companies. Typical cell tower lease rates from a major management company could hit around $15,000 a month depending on location and space.

Cell tower land lease rates range from $100/year to $150,000/year depending upon the location in the United States and the uniqueness of the location.

The rectangular antenna, sometimes called a panel antenna or radio antenna, is the one used to transmit and receive waves or data between mobile phones or other devices and the BTS (base transceiver station).

Unfortunately, property owners continue to make the same mistakes when it comes to the negotiation and structuring of cell tower leases, and it is becoming more and more costly. The cell tower lease can pay a property owner anywhere from $100 per month to over $5,000 per month.

How Do I Contact AT&T About Adding Cell Site To My Land? AT&T, like most cell tower companies, employ local or regional real estate companies to contact property owners that have properties that AT&T may have an interest in building a cell tower.

According to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), all structures exceeding 200 feet above ground level (AGL) must be appropriately marked with tower lights or tower paint.

Current studies suggest both short-term and long-term health risks within 300-400 meters of a cell tower. Thus, great precautions should be taken to site cell towers away from the most vulnerable segments of the population, such as children. www.wireless-precaution.com/main/doc/CellPhoneTowerEffects.pdf and

In an Option and Lease Agreement, AT&T will build and own the structure. In a Structure Lease Agreement, the structure is owned by the landlord which is the building where the antennas and equipment will be placed. Of course, this is the simple part.