Nearly a quarter of U.S. housing is now in multiple-dwelling-unit (MDU) properties. These communities serve some of the most demanding broadband users. They also provide profitable opportunities for selling broadband services.

The FCC stacks the deck against broadband in rural and poor urban districts.

A provider that sells broadband services to multifamily communities must be able to tailor its sales and marketing strategy depending on who makes decisions for
the community.

Property owners should secure their buildings’ smart technology.

Cable providers need better ways to appeal to viewers who have new viewing habits – and better ways to measure viewer engagement.

Construction of multiple-dwelling-unit (MDU) housing is booming, but owners and broadband providers need to read the fine print.

Property owners and managers need to know when to upgrade their broadband infrastructure.

In dense housing, resident-owned wireless routers play havoc with internet quality. Sometimes a gentle reminder to turn off these routers isn’t enough.

All new multifamily buildings should include fiber. It adds value and ensures residents the fast, reliable broadband they demand.