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At Michael Aubrey Telecoms, we understand the importance of safeguarding your assets and maximising your revenue potential.
Our agreements typically provide consideration at least five times code valuations, providing building owners with peace of mind, whilst ensuring sustainable and lucrative income streams from mobile operators.
With the ever-changing landscape of rooftop rentals, we specialise in navigating the complexities of the comms code, securing fair rental rates and simplifying legal processes.
Choose us as your Wireless Infrastructure Provider to tap into our extensive experience with mobile operators resulting in:
- streamlined Contracts
- faster access to sites
- increased revenue opportunities
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6 ways the electronic communications code impacts property owners
Rent
reduction
Lack of
compensation
Enhanced Sharing
and Upgrading
Lengthy
Negotiations
Tribunal
Costs
Termination
Rights
- Rent Reduction: The Code makes it easier for telecoms operators to install and maintain their equipment on private property and provides a valuation mechanism which has led to a reduction in rental income for property owners.
- Lack of compensation: The Code allows telecoms operators to install their equipment on private property without paying full market value compensation to property owners.
- Enhanced Sharing and Upgrading Operator Rights: The New Code grants extended rights to Code Operators to establish, upgrade and share sites with limited consideration and compensation passing to the site owner.
- Lengthy negotiations: The negotiation process for new agreements between telecoms operators and property owners can be time-consuming and expensive.
- Tribunal Costs: The Code makes provision for Operators to go to Tribunal to have an agreement imposed on a property owner - time and money
- Termination rights: Under the Code, termination rights for property owners can be limited, which means that once an agreement is in place it can be difficult for property owners to make changes or cancel the agreement.
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