In 2025, Broadband Planning helped community association boards unlock new revenue, fund critical projects, and strengthen long-term financial stability. Across the country, 280 communities benefited from our work, resulting in more than $1.5 million in revenue share and funding that boards are already putting back into their communities for the next 5-10 years. These results demonstrate how HOA boards can solve budget gaps and create long-term value for residents.
This year reflected what is possible when associations fully harness the collective buying power of their communities. Through strategic planning, thoughtful negotiation, and hands-on support, we helped boards turn existing infrastructure into meaningful financial opportunity while addressing the broadband frustrations that boards face, without increasing homeowner dues.
This Year’s Wins Included:
Revenue Share Agreements with All Three Major Broadband Providers
One of the most significant milestones in 2025 was securing revenue share agreements with all three major broadband providers. These agreements represent a shift in how communities engage with cable and internet companies, moving from passive service arrangements to strategic partnerships that generate ongoing value.
By negotiating these agreements on behalf of associations, Broadband Planning helped communities establish reliable, long-term income streams tied to broadband access that already exists within their neighborhoods.
Creating Long-Term Income Without Raising Dues
Right of Entry Agreements continue to be one of the most effective tools for delivering consistent revenue to associations. These agreements provide communities with income for five to ten years, giving boards greater flexibility to manage rising costs and plan ahead without relying on dues increases or special assessments.
Just as important, these agreements preserve resident choice and service quality while ensuring boards retain control and oversight. Broadband Planning represents the association throughout the process, aligning every agreement with the board’s financial and operational goals.
Funding Projects That Strengthen Communities
The revenue generated through these agreements is already making a visible impact. Boards used funding secured in 2025 to support a wide range of community improvements that enhance daily life, protect property values, and reinforce long-term financial health.
Projects funded include:
Landscaping Upgrades
Capital Reserve Funding
Painting
Deferred Maintenance
Road Repairs
Exterior Deck Repairs
Pool Improvements
Roof Repairs and Replacements
New Access Path to The Beltline
These investments reflect the practical value of broadband agreements when revenue is directed back into the community.
Looking Ahead to 2026
The wins of 2025 underscore what boards can achieve when they take proactive steps to strengthen their communities. Moving into 2026, boards should focus on securing broadband agreements to generate ongoing revenue, negotiating broadband maintenance contracts, budgeting with broadband revenue in mind, and identifying new ways to reinvest funds into community improvements.
As costs continue to rise and the industry evolves, communities that leverage their market position are better equipped to adapt, invest, and thrive. These actions help boards maximize financial stability, enhance property values, and maintain strong, reliable services for residents.
Ready to Unlock Revenue for Your Community?
Broadband Planning helps HOA and condominium boards harness the collective buying power of communities to uncover hidden value and create long-term financial stability. If your board is looking for new revenue opportunities without increasing dues, our team is ready to help. Contact us to explore how your community can unlock new revenue, strengthen its financial foundation, and create long-term value through strategic broadband agreements.