Community Outreach: Broadband in US Master Planned Communities

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Community Outreach: Broadband in US Master Planned Communities

Service: Emerging Broadband Markets
Report Number: IN0401285MU
Publication Date: March 2004
Number of Pages: 35
Report Price: $3,495 U.S. Dollars
Analyst: Amy Cravens

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Abstract
The Master Planned Community (MPC) market is a showcase and a testing ground for new technologies and services. Because of the particular characteristics of many developments earmarked to become connected communities, providers see these neighborhoods as ideal test beds for new services, such as FTTH and bundled service offerings. This report examines the residential Greenfield market for broadband services, with forecasts including the following:
- Number of homes served by last mile technologies
- Market potential for Greenfield deployments
- Current and projected market saturation
- Service revenues for bundled service delivery

Table of Contents

Executive Summary
Methodology
Overview
State of the Market: Providers, Developers & Connected Communities
- Overview of Broadband Service Provider Initiatives
Last Mile Technologies
- Fiber-To-The-X (FTTX)
  - FTTH
    - PON
    - Active Optical Network
    - State of FTTH Build-Out
  - FTTC
    - VDSL
  - FTTN
    - ADSL
    - Cable
In-Home Technologies
- Structured Wiring
- Wireless
- Home Automation
- Internet Appliances
Services
- Bundled Service Offerings
- High-Speed Internet
- Video
- Voice
- Security
- Intranet
Subscriber Payment Models
Market Players
- Principle Players
- Relationship Between Players
- Developer turned Service Provider
Forecast
- Addressable Market
- Growth in Connected Communities
- Subscribers
  - Subscribers by Technology Type
- Service Revenue
Conclusion

List of Tables

Table 1. 2004 Sample List of Connected Communities, Arizona & California
Table 2. 2004 Sample List of Connected Communities, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, & Idaho
Table 3. 2004 Sample List of Connected Communities, Indiana, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, North Carolina & South Carolina
Table 4. 2004 Sample List of Connected Communities, Texas
Table 5. 2004 Sample List of Connected Communities, Virginia, & Washington
Table 6. Addressable Market-Annual US New Homes Completed (in Thousands)
Table 7. Growth in "Connected Community" Homes, 2003-2008
Table 8. Connected Community Subscribers Segmented by Access Technology (in Thousands), 2003-2006
Table 9. Bundled Service Pricing (US$)
Table 10. US MPC Service Revenue by Type of Service (US$ in Millions), 2003-2008

List of Figures

Figure 1. US Connected Community Market: Number of Homes Connected (in Thousands) and Annual Service Revenue (US$ in Millions), 2003-2008
Figure 2. Three Pillars of a Connected Community
Figure 3. Connected Community Realm of Influence Model
Figure 4. Community Fiber Deployment Models-Telco Deployment Options
Figure 5. FTTH Models: Point-to-point and Point-to-Multipoint
Figure 6. Structured Wiring System
Figure 7. US New Homes Completed-Developer Constructed versus Owner & Contractor Constructed Homes, 1998 and 2008
Figure 8. Growth in "Connected Community" Homes, 2003-2008
Figure 9. Regional Concentration of Connected Communities
Figure 10. Connected Community Subscribers (in Thousands), 2003-2006
Figure 11. US FTTH Subscribers (in Thousands): Total Market, MPC, Municipalities, & Traditional Neighborhoods, 2003-2008
Figure 12. US MPC Service Revenue (US$ in Millions), 2003-2008
Figure 13. US MPC Service Revenue by Type of Service (Percentage), 2003 & 2008
Figure 14. Average Revenue Per User (ARPU, US$), 2003-2008

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