About the Event
- Demand – implications of developments in technology
- Terms of Leases and Licences
- Rental and Capital Values
- Sources of Funding
Mobile telecommunication is developing rapidly. It depends on its infrastructure to support its services – no infrastructure, no business. With the expansion of the industry and changes in the technology what is required of the infrastructure also changes, with implications for demand, rental levels, capital values, funding and the terms of leases and licences of stations that comprise the terrestrial networks.
This is the annual briefing on the implications for property licences and leases of changes in the industry and the technology it deploys.
This year the briefing covers:
- Developments in the technology and the implications for network infrastructure. What is wanted where and what will be wanted in the short and medium term
- Latest thinking on mast, site and other infrastructure sharing
- Implications of the Government’s policy, existing legislation and recent case decisions
- Detailed market reviews: demand (for what and where); rental and capital values; availability, costs and sources of investment funding
- The implications of 4G and the opportunities it presents / The 4G auction and its implications for site rents and values
- Operators’ current practices and future plans
- Terms of leases and licences; already in place and new - with particular emphasis on rent review and renewal strategies
For all Operators, Local Authorities, Utility Companies, Landlords, General Practice Surveyors, Marketing/Letting Agents, Property Companies, Developers, Portfolio Managers, Asset Managers, Managing Agents, Solicitors, Architects and Planners.
Full documentation will be provided to all participants and adequate time made available for questions.
