Elauwit wins Avenue Living contract for managed WiFi at 530 units across three US communities

By Public Technologies
  • Elauwit won a contract from Avenue Living to design, build, and support managed WiFi networks across three U.S. multifamily communities.
  • Scope covers 530 apartment units in Ohio, Iowa, Kentucky, shifting from retail resident internet to property-wide managed networks.
  • Construction has started; activation is targeted for December 2026.
  • Update follows Q2 2026 contracted units of 42,687, up 33% year over year; company expects to exceed 50,000 before year-end.


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