Wireless Infrastructure & Cell Tower Lease Solutions
National Reach of Tower and Easements Portfolio
Symphony Towers is a private U.S. wireless infrastructure company operating in all 50 states, specializing in direct buyer-to-seller buyouts for cell tower and antenna leases. We acquire easements and ground leases directly from property owners with no intermediaries or broker fees, and with over 3,000 operated, managed, or marketed assets nationwide, Symphony Towers ranks among the top private wireless infrastructure companies in the U.S.
Case Studies
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Symphony Towers Infrastructure a mobile operator or carrier?
No. Symphony Towers is a wireless infrastructure company, which is a different role from either a carrier or a large, public tower company. Carriers like AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile operate wireless networks and lease tower space to run their equipment. Large, public tower companies own towers at scale and lease space to multiple carriers. Symphony Towers focuses on acquiring easements, ground leases, and towers directly from site owners, then managing and marketing those assets to carriers.
How much will Symphony Towers Infrastructure pay for the lease on my cell tower?
It depends on your monthly rent, lease terms, carrier, and location. Get a customized offer on the cell tower lease buyout page →
How long will it take Symphony Towers Infrastructure to submit an official offer on my cell tower lease buyout?
Typically 1 to 2 days once we have the necessary documents. See the full timeline on our acquisitions page →
Does Symphony Towers Infrastructure take a lien on my property?
No. We purchase an easement, which is quite common and recorded on your property’s title chain—something that gives clear information to a potential buyer if you decide to sell the property later! The easement gives us the rent from your lease, but it is not the same as, say, a tax lien, which comes from a claim for unpaid money and can be a problem if you go to sell.
How do I know Symphony Towers Infrastructure can quickly fund the lease buyout transaction?
Symphony Towers Infrastructure is well capitalized and all transactions are paid in cash at closing.
Does the ownership of the underlying property go to Symphony Towers Infrastructure?
No, you’ll still be the owner. The easement lets us take the rent from the lease and put on new tenants or renew existing ones, but it doesn’t make us the owner.
What happens to my asset after Symphony Towers Infrastructure acquires the rights to it?
It’s simple: your leased property will continue to be used for wireless communications, just as before. Symphony Towers Infrastructure will handle all lease renewals and negotiations with wireless tenants—eliminating that hassle for you.
What if I change my mind? Can I take the rent back from Symphony Towers Infrastructure?
No. Think of it like this: you’re selling the rent on your property because you can get top dollar up front. Symphony Towers Infrastructure is paying a lump sum for the future rent that comes from the site. That lump sum is then your money to do with as you wish! In exchange, once the rent stream has been sold, it is owned by Symphony Towers Infrastructure.
What happens if I try to sell my property?
Our easement will not prevent you from selling your property. It simply passes to the next owner.