Resident education
Town halls and product demonstrations give residents a chance to see the service and ask questions.
Considering Community-Wide TV?
One community decision can lower what residents spend every month.
Residents are already buying television one household at a time. By buying together, an HOA can turn that scattered individual expense into a community benefit that may cost residents far less than what many are paying today.
Buy together
Put community-wide buying power to work.
Spend smarter
Compare the total cost of television, not just the HOA fee.
Find household value
Consider which individual expenses residents may be able to replace.
Start with what residents already spend
The HOA fee is only half the equation.
A community-wide service adds a new HOA line item. But for a resident already paying for television and streaming individually, the better comparison is total household spending before and after.
Before · individual purchasing
What a household pays today
$100.00 Illustrative monthly spending on television and subscriptions the resident can actually cancel.
After · community buying power
A different cost equation
$30.24 Illustrative monthly community-wide TV cost per home in the existing example.$69.76Potential monthly savings in this example
$837.12 annually
$837.12 annually
Illustrative example only, not a quoted price or guaranteed savings. Actual costs and savings vary by community and household, and depend on the services residents can cancel. Internet service and any subscriptions retained by the household are additional. Not every resident will save.
YOUR LOCAL DIRECTV PARTNER
ENTERTAINMENT YOU RECOGNIZE
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HGTV
TBS
Hallmark Channel
Food Network
HGTV
TBS
Hallmark Channel
Food Network
CBS
Hulu
Fox News
Big Ten Network
Discovery Channel
Hulu
Fox News
Big Ten Network
Discovery Channel
NBC
Netflix
The Weather Channel
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AMC
Netflix
The Weather Channel
HBO Max
AMC
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Disney+
Showtime
Paramount+
National Geographic
Disney+
Showtime
Paramount+
National Geographic
ESPN
TNT
USA Network
CNN
Cartoon Network
TNT
USA Network
CNN
Cartoon Network
Network and app availability varies by community package and may require separate subscriptions.
Why residents see value
Better entertainment. Better value.
Price gets attention. Everyday usefulness makes the difference. Familiar live television, available programming and an easy way to explore entertainment matter just as much as the monthly cost.
THE GEMINI EXPERIENCE
Live television that feels familiar
A channel-based experience for residents who value sitting down and simply watching TV.
Entertainment choices in one conversation
Explore available programming and compatible entertainment options based on the service selected for your community.
Designed around everyday use
Residents need an experience that is clear and comfortable, not another complicated technology project.
Modern entertainment. Familiar TV experience.
Enjoy today's entertainment options with the remote and on-screen channel guide you already know. Browse live TV the familiar way, without having to navigate endless app menus.
Specific channels, streaming services, equipment features, and DVR capabilities depend on the approved community package and will be confirmed in the proposal.
BUILT FOR THE WAY SEASONAL COMMUNITIES LIVEOne community. Many ways of life.
A powerful fit for seasonal communities
For snowbirds, the value can follow them.
Many homeowners spend part of the year in another state. Their television needs do not disappear when the season changes, and neither does the value of an easy, familiar viewing experience.
Community-wide service offers a starting point for a simpler entertainment arrangement. Brosnan can help communities understand which viewing options may work across seasonal residences before residents make changes to existing subscriptions.
Familiar television experience
Seasonal household planning
Community-specific guidance
Viewing options at a second residence, including local channels and DVR features, vary by DIRECTV service and location. Brosnan can help communities understand which options best fit their seasonal residents.
Community implementation & support
A better TV solution should not become another job for your staff.
It is a fair question for any community manager: who handles the meetings, equipment questions and resident concerns after the board makes a decision?
Brosnan Community Solutions helps communities plan the transition, explain the service clearly and keep residents informed. The goal is a well-coordinated rollout, not a pile of unanswered questions at the front desk.
A relationship beyond the proposalPlanning, education and a familiar local point of contact.
Organized rollout
Communication materials, distribution guidance and coordination with the community team.
Post-launch guidance
Help residents identify the right support path when equipment or service questions arise.
Long-term contact
A continuing relationship with Brosnan as community needs and residents change.
Specific installation, equipment-distribution and technical-support responsibilities are defined in each community proposal and applicable provider agreements.
MORE VALUE FOR THE WHOLE COMMUNITY
Lower household costs. More reasons to say yes.
Community-wide buying power can make familiar television more affordable while creating everyday value for residents and their association. One decision, benefits that reach beyond the living room.
More money stays at home
Residents may replace higher individual television bills with a lower community-wide cost.
An amenity used every day
Bring the community a practical benefit residents can enjoy whenever they turn on the TV.
Value in shared spaces
Eligible common-area accounts may also help reduce the association's existing television expenses.
Stronger buying power
Make an individual household expense work more efficiently at community scale.
The question for your board
What are your residents already spending today?
If many households are already paying $100, $125 or $150 a month for television, the conversation changes quickly. Community-wide service does not have to be another expense layered on top. It can be a way to replace a larger expense residents are already carrying on their own.
That is the opportunity worth evaluating.
Start with three numbers
- How many homes are in your community?
- What are residents commonly paying for television today?
- What could the association's collective buying power replace?
No hard sell. Just run the numbers.