Think in terms of risk and longevity.

Future-proofing your mixed use development is critical to staying competitive. Outdated or inconsistent connectivity can hurt leasing performance across multiple uses, create safety and compliance challenges and increase maintenance costs. Modern, resilient network infrastructure protects the asset and ensures long-term durability as tenant expectations and smart building technologies evolve.

Think in terms of operations and tenant experience.

Day-to-day operations rely on dependable coverage. Mobile keys, access control, security systems, point-of-sale terminals, package rooms and loyalty and service apps all break down without consistent connectivity—leading to complaints, slower response times and higher operating costs. Strong networks keep your building running smoothly and tenants engaged, whether they live, work or shop onsite.

Think in terms of security, performance and scalability.

A smart mixed-use property is only as capable as its network. Poor connectivity increases cyber and physical security risks, causes IoT device failures and drives up lifecycle and support costs. Consolidated, resilient networks reduce complexity, protect data and support growing demands—from smart locks and energy management to retail POS systems and tenant apps.

Think in terms of differentiation and tenant attraction.

Connectivity is now a top decision factor for residents, office tenants and retailers. Buildings with slow or unreliable mobile coverage lose prospective tenants and experience higher turnover. Consistent, always-on connectivity strengthens the tenant experience, accelerates leasing and positions the community as modern, convenient and competitive across all uses.

Wireless carriers are essential to every mobility solution, and our model makes collaboration faster, easier and more predictable. While carrier-funded systems are less common today, our venue-funded approach removes uncertainty for enterprises while still creating value for Wireless Carriers.

• Secure guaranteed signal from AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile
• Align on design, power and optimization to meet Wireless Carrier standards
• Coordinate approvals for a seamless on-air transition
• Invite Wireless Carriers to contribute funding where applicable
• Continuously upgrade for next-gen technologies like 5G, C-Band and CBRS

Even when Wireless Carrier don’t fully fund the system, our structure makes participation attractive by reducing their capital burden and delivering network-aligned infrastructure that benefits the property, tenants, Wireless Carriers and end users. By planning upfront and leveraging our Wireless Carrier relationships to secure your seat at the table, these deployments achieve greater success.

Macro cell towers are designed to serve large outdoor areas, not penetrate deep into buildings. Even if a tower is nearby, its signal weakens when it hits dense materials like concrete, steel, or Low-E glass. In busy areas, towers can also become overloaded.

Wi-Fi and cellular solve different problems and are complementary. Think of a DAS like your major highway, far reaching and travels with you. Wi-Fi is like a private road off the highway—focused on a specific area and limited to those boundaries and speed limits. Wi-Fi delivers localized connectivity and is great for data on known devices, but it can’t replace cellular for things like voice calls, mobile payments, public safety and security, critical business applications, or indoor to outdoor use cases. Cellular DAS or Private Networks provide higher reliability, better mobility and stronger security.

We help your community stand out by delivering the one amenity people rely on more than anything else: flawless, always-on connectivity. Reliable mobile coverage indoors and outside, strong in-unit and in-store signal, and smart building performance immediately differentiate your live, work and play space in a crowded market.

We also make your property more competitive by powering the features of convenience that people are coming to expect – mobile-first, from package management and security systems to IoT devices, streaming and remote work.