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Select Spectrum — US secondary-market spectrum transaction and asking-price dataset: a live inventory of licensed spectrum actually for sale or lease in the United States, organized by band and service rule (narrowband 150/218-219/220-222/450/470-512 T-Band/800/900/931 MHz; wideband AMTS and Upper 700 MHz A Block; broadband 600 MHz, Band 54, AWS, 1.9 GHz PCS, 2.5 GHz EBS/BRS, CBRS; millimetre-wave UMFUS 24/28 GHz and beyond), each listing tied to its market/geography and an asking or market-based price discovered through a private bidding marketplace. The rare asset is the realized-price hist…
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US secondary-market spectrum transaction and asking-price dataset: a live inventory of licensed spectrum actually for sale or lease in the United States, organized by band and service rule (narrowband 150/218-219/220-222/450/470-512 T-Band/800/900/931 MHz; wideband AMTS and Upper 700 MHz A Block; broadband 600 MHz, Band 54, AWS, 1.9 GHz PCS, 2.5 GHz EBS/BRS, CBRS; millimetre-wave UMFUS 24/28 GHz and beyond), each listing tied to its market/geography and an asking or market-based price discovered through a private bidding marketplace. The rare asset is the realized-price history behind it: 300+ completed transactions since 2010 across $500M+ of client returns, i.e. a matched set of (band, market, licensee type, deal structure, price) outcomes that is not observable anywhere publicly — the FCC records that an assignment occurred but not what was paid. Also carries the intent signal of who listed inventory, who bid and lost, and which holdings sat unsold, plus lease-vs-sale structure choices per deal.
Scale Low row countFrom 15 yearsCoverage Financials · Communication Services
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Select Spectrum — US secondary-market spectrum transaction and asking-price dataset: a live inventory of licensed spectrum actually for sale or lease in the United States, organized by band and service rule (narrowband 150/218-219/220-222/450/470-512 T-Band/800/900/931 MHz; wideband AMTS and Upper 700 MHz A Block; broadband 600 MHz, Band 54, AWS, 1.9 GHz PCS, 2.5 GHz EBS/BRS, CBRS; millimetre-wave UMFUS 24/28 GHz and beyond), each listing tied to its market/geography and an asking or market-based price discovered through a private bidding marketplace. The rare asset is the realized-price hist…
Select Spectrum offers (Alternative, Reference) — Low row count, extreme value density: 300+ completed transactions since 2010 plus the standing listing inventory across roughly two dozen band/service categories and their markets — a few thousand listing records at most, but each carrying price, counterparty type and structure. Average deal value implied at roughly $1.7M ($500M / 300 deals).
Spectrum valuation model training and validation on realized private-deal prices (the single hardest input to obtain — public records show transfers, not consideration); comp-set construction for appraisal and fairness opinions; buy-vs-auction strategy modelling for carriers and private buyers; WISP/utility coverage-expansion sourcing models; distressed-asset and stranded-holding detection (inventory that repeatedly fails to clear); counterparty-intent prediction from listing and bidding behaviour; price-impact studies of band rules and refarming on asset values
The data is with 15 years of history.
Coverage spans US; Financial Exchanges & Data, Wireless Telecommunications; alternative, reference; equities, fixed_income, derivatives.