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Monopoles: Single, tall poles commonly used in urban areas. They are smaller and less obtrusive than traditional towers.
Self-Support Towers: A more traditional structure, these are steel framework towers that offer a strong, stable platform for antennas.
Guyed Towers: These tall towers are supported by cables (guy wires) and are typically used in rural or less densely populated areas.
Roof-Top Towers: Installed on the roofs of buildings, especially in urban areas where space for ground-based towers is limited.

5G Deployment: The transition to 5G technology is significantly impacting the cell tower industry. 5G requires more infrastructure due to its higher frequency and shorter range compared to 4G, increasing the demand for small cell installations and densification of existing networks.
Tower Sharing: As wireless carriers look to reduce costs, tower sharing has become a common practice. Telecom operators lease space from tower companies, reducing the need to build new towers while improving coverage.
Small Cells and Edge Computing: Small cells (low-powered radio access nodes) are playing a crucial role in enabling 5G networks. These cells often require installations on streetlight poles, rooftops, or other urban fixtures, leading to increased demand for small cell infrastructure.
Emerging Markets: The growing need for mobile services in emerging markets, especially in countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, is creating opportunities for expansion. These markets have a growing subscriber base and need for infrastructure.
Mergers and Acquisitions: As the market consolidates, some tower companies acquire others to expand their portfolios and grow their reach. The large-scale M&A activities contribute to a more concentrated market in some regions.