Evolving from apartment nicety to marketing necessity, broadband is king in Chattanooga’s fast-growing MDU market.

Telecom services are changing rapidly – and so are the contracts between property owners and telecom providers. Negotiating a contract that protects residents and property values takes time and understanding.

Under a new city ordinance, renters in San Francisco can request internet services from providers of their choice. The legislation appears to be a win for ISPs, property owners and consumers.

Developers of master-planned communities without access to first-class internet service have another option: Create their own infrastructure.

Property owners can benefit by including smart home security offerings as standard features in apartments.

Providers must amplify subscriber experiences to support connected homes and monetize gigabit broadband.

The move-in process is easier for residents, property owners and service providers alike when residents can turn up internet service without a phone call or truck roll.

There’s much to look forward to – more fiber to the home, more deep fiber, more wireless, smarter homes and buildings.

In-building wiring is essential for the stable internet access all residents demand. Sound strategy and planning can help asset managers, operators and developers avoid the worst wiring pitfalls.