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CRE Mixed Use Industry Brief

Mixed-use developments are the most complex environments in commercial real estate—retail tenants, office workers, residents and visitors all sharing the same infrastructure, each with different connectivity demands and zero tolerance for downtime. But one solution brings order to it all: reliable mobile connectivity.

CRE Office Industry Brief

Today’s office properties are under pressure from tech-savvy tenants, hybrid work patterns, shrinking margins and heightened expectations for safety and sustainability. But one upgrade helps ease it all: reliable mobile connectivity.

CRE Residential Industry Brief

Today’s residents need more than four walls and a fitness center. They expect seamless mobile coverage in every unit, hallway, elevator, garage and rooftop—without dead zones, dropped calls or excuses. And when a building delivers, residents stay longer, pay more and tell their friends.

CRE Life Sciences Industry Brief

Life sciences tenants don’t tolerate connectivity gaps—and neither does their work. Lab instruments, environmental sensors, secure collection tools and regulated research systems all depend on reliable, always-on mobile connectivity. When it fails, research slows, compliance is at risk and lease renewals are in jeopardy.

Retail Industry Brief

Today’s retailers are navigating a Gen Z-driven omnichannel shift, pressure to make physical stores feel as dynamic as online and growing customer expectations around sustainability and digital experience. But one upgrade powers it all: reliable mobile connectivity.

Hospitality Industry Brief

Today’s hotels are navigating flat RevPAR growth, labor pressure and guests who expect seamless, personalized mobile-first experiences from check in to check out. But one upgrade moves every needle at once: reliable mobile connectivity.

Higher Education Industry Brief

Today’s campuses face more demands than ever: remote and hybrid learning, always-on students, growing safety and security expectations along with intense competition for enrollment. That’s one upgrade that makes it all work together—reliable mobile connectivity.

Healthcare Industry Brief

Today’s healthcare facilities are under pressure from every direction—mobile-first patients, staff demanding always-on access, growing IoT and medical device usage, tighter margins and rising compliance requirements. But one upgrade moves every needle: reliable mobile connectivity.

Gaming & Entertainment Industry Brief

Today’s casinos and venues are competing on experience—and experience only works when connectivity does. It’s become the fourth utility. Cashless gaming, mobile betting, loyalty apps, in-venue ordering, ticket scanning, VIP and real-time personalization all run on mobile. When it drops, so does dwell time, spend and return visits.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is your funding model?

TDC offers an OpEx model with no upfront investment. We fund the design, build and deployment of the in-building mobile connectivity solution, and you pay a predictable monthly operating expense. This removes capital barriers, speeds up project approval and lets you focus your CapEx on higher-priority initiatives, while still getting the connectivity your property needs.

What are the benefits of using a Third-Party Operator (3PO)?

Lower upfront cost: Avoid large capital expenditures.
Less internal burden: Experienced teams install and configure the network.
Future-proof: A 3PO manages technology upgrades and standards like Wi-Fi 6/6E/7 or 5G for Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS), including Wireless Carrier technology roadmaps.
Neutral-host: An enterprise-grade solution for your unique specifications with cellular service for all 3 Wireless Carriers (AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile).

What is Wireless Coverage vs. Capacity?

Coverage is about where you can get a signal—the physical areas where your device can connect. Capacity is about how well the network performs when many people or devices are using it at the same time.

You need both. Good coverage with poor capacity means slow data and dropped calls. Strong capacity without good coverage means the signal never reaches the people who need it and you can’t make a call.

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