As 2023 draws to a close, RealtyCom Partners is proud to continue the tradition of seasonal giving with our 2nd Annual RealtyCom Cares giving initiative! Building on the success of our inaugural campaign in 2022, when we launched our corporate charitable giving program, this philanthropic endeavor underscores our commitment to giving back to the communities we serve and leans on our valued clients and partners in the implementation of this shared mission.

In the spirit of collaboration, again this year, we invited our clients and colleagues to nominate nonprofit organizations they feel embody the spirit of positive change. Following a thoughtful voting process within our internal team, three remarkable organizations emerged and were chosen as recipients of RealtyCom Partners’ 2023 donations. We’re excited to extend our support to these deserving causes and aim to ignite a ripple effect, inspiring others to contribute to nonprofits dedicated to enhancing the well-being of their communities.

A heartfelt thank you to our clients and colleagues for driving this initiative forward through your dedication in nominating these worthy organizations. Working alongside each one of you is truly an honor, and your active participation […]

Unwrap the magic of the season with our tech-inspired Holiday Gift Guide! 🌟✨ From cutting-edge gadgets to must-have accessories, our team at RealtyCom Partners has curated the ultimate selection to elevate your holiday season. Whether you’re shopping for the tech enthusiast, the work-from-home wizard, or the avid gamer, our guide is your one-stop destination for spreading joy and innovation.

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By:  Stephen Garcia and Kathryn O’Leary

New construction developers face numerous challenges to stay current with the latest trends in telecom/data innovations and the shift towards managed Wi-Fi deployments. Although the process is similar, projects with build-to-rent single-family units (SFU) and/or townhomes can present additional concerns around permitting, easement access in public and private streets/alleyways, and the infrastructure an Owner must install so that Service Providers can reach each lot and then access each home to reach the media cabinet. 

As with all projects, it’s important to have an LV design plan that is comprehensive and clear. This ensures that subcontractors in the field understand what outside and inside infrastructure will be installed and what their scope of work will be. When possible, the outside plant will typically follow the utility trench plan (called an “intent”) and will house the Service Provider(s) backbone distribution throughout the property. The utility company’s intent will be sent to the telecom providers who will provide markups showing their additional elements. Once approved by the utility company, the final plan is referred to as the “composite” and constitutes the main joint trench plan for the project, providing both wet and dry […]