Turn Resident Internet Into an Owner Asset.
We aggregate your portfolio, secure bulk-internet economics, and manage the program end-to-end — measurable NOI upside, no ISP obligations.
No obligationNo carrier outreach without owner approvalA TechLynx partner company
Strata is not an ISP. In the first-phase model, the carrier remains the service provider of record. Strata structures, coordinates, launches, and manages the broadband program on behalf of ownership.
Resident internet can be more than a utility.
For most multifamily portfolios, resident internet is still managed property by property. Strata helps ownership evaluate whether broadband can become a managed amenity, a cleaner operating model, and a portfolio-level NOI opportunity.
Typical modeled owner benefit
Illustrative range for qualified multifamily portfolios — subject to review, carrier availability, and program design.
Portfolio Leverage
Aggregated demand creates stronger carrier conversations and more structured broadband economics than property-by-property outreach.
Cleaner Execution
Move from scattered coordination to a managed program with clear approvals, launch steps, and reporting.
From property list to approved broadband program.
Strata gives ownership a cleaner path from initial property review to launch and ongoing management — without asking property teams to run the carrier workflow alone.
Review
We evaluate addresses, unit counts, ownership status, provider landscape, serviceability, and program fit across the portfolio.
Portfolio-level eligibility read-back and data-gap list.
Structure
We coordinate carrier review, compare bulk-internet options, and model the economics tied to the portfolio's specific unit mix.
Preliminary benefit model with a carrier-readiness path.
Launch & Manage
We handle LOAs, site coordination, resident communication, and go-live — then ongoing reporting, escalation, and renewal tracking.
Approved properties launch on a managed timeline and stay managed after go-live.
Portfolio Types We Review
Strata works with multifamily and residential community operators across a range of property types. Each portfolio is reviewed individually for serviceability, carrier fit, unit count, ownership structure, and program economics.
Apartment Communities
Traditional multifamily portfolios with resident internet opportunities across owned or managed properties.
Student Housing
High-demand communities where reliable connectivity is a core resident expectation and competitive amenity.
RV & Manufactured Housing
Residential-style communities where carrier availability and site design determine program fit and structure.
Other Residential Portfolios
Workforce, affordable, senior, active-adult, and mixed-use portfolios — reviewed individually for fit, compliance, and program structure.
Model the net benefit before moving forward.
Every portfolio is different. Strata models each opportunity using property type, unit count, carrier availability, resident assumptions, direct costs, and ownership goals.
Illustrative example only. Actual eligibility, pricing, timelines, and owner benefit vary by property, carrier availability, contract structure, resident assumptions, and program design. Real portfolio outcomes may be shared under NDA where available.
Structured for transparency.
Strata is designed to help owners evaluate broadband opportunities without confusion around carrier responsibilities, resident communication, program economics, or approval control.
The carrier remains the service provider of record. No carrier outreach, launch activity, or resident communication proceeds without written owner approval.
Program compensation and management fees are disclosed before commitment. Strata's economics are tied to approved or verified owner benefit, not undisclosed resident charges.
California, affordable housing, opt-out, and resident communication requirements are reviewed during design. Notices, FAQs, and support paths are approved before launch.
What owners usually ask first.
Get Your Portfolio Read.
Send Strata your addresses and unit counts. We'll review the portfolio for MDU bulk internet eligibility, identify the initial carrier-readiness path, and return a clear first-pass view of the opportunity.
Property eligibility summary, carrier-readiness review, and key missing data.
Preliminary benefit model and potential launch path.
Recommended next steps with no obligation to proceed.
- Day 1Submission acknowledged
- Day 3–5Initial eligibility read-back
- Day 7–10Preliminary benefit model, if enough data is available