Wireless Carriers
Supporting network portfolios, site agreements, and evolving infrastructure requirements.
Mirror Point Research, LLC
Independent analysis and project support for telecommunications and infrastructure assets.
Who We Help
Working with organizations responsible for developing, managing, and operating telecommunications and other infrastructure assets.
Supporting network portfolios, site agreements, and evolving infrastructure requirements.
Examining asset economics, portfolio conditions, and operational considerations.
Helping inform decisions involving publicly held infrastructure and long-term agreements.
Additional capacity for project coordination, analysis, and specialized assignments.
Core Capabilities
Telecommunications is the principal focus. Other infrastructure work uses the same research approach.
Research on wireless sites, leases, and related records.
Organizing lease files and site information.
The same research approach applied to utilities, municipal assets, and related markets.
Independent notes on telecommunications lease economics and infrastructure questions.
Our Research
Independent analysis of cell-site lease economics, drawn from public filings and contract-level records.
How ground leases, assignments, and ownership records affect site control.
What a rent-reduction request can change beyond monthly rent.
What public tower-company filings show about escalation economics.
How We Work
Every project follows the same methodology, designed for accuracy, transparency, and deliverables you can rely on.
Establish the client's objective, portfolio scope, information requirements, and expected deliverables.
Gather relevant agreements, amendments, financial data, public records, and supporting documentation.
Review the records, verify sources, and test the assumptions that follow from them.
Check calculations, source records, documented assumptions, and completeness.
Provide organized findings in a format suited to the assignment.
Tell us what you are working on. We will review the inquiry and discuss whether the assignment is a fit.