Development class economics
docs(industry): retract 4 general CRE glossary/framework articles -- capitalization-rate.md, net-operating-income.md, commercial-real-estate-cycles.md, interest-rate-transmission.md. Operator-directed content-scope decision: the projects wiki is about Woodfine's Development Classes, Buildings, Regional Markets, architecture/building design, Rollout Program, and Buying Program -- procedure and facts, not general market-economics glossary content, even where that content is purely factual/definitional rather than opinion. Archived (not deleted), redirected (all 4 indexed in sitemap) to the parent category, de-linked from about-development-class-economics.md and regional-market-capital-gap.md's inbound references
@@ -34,7 +34,8 @@ property market with distinct economic characteristics. - Single-tenancy and small-bay configurations (Tech Industrial, Retail Select) produce higher management intensity but lower co-tenancy dependency risk than multi-floor office buildings. - Professional Centres and Suburban Office assets are valued primarily on the income capitalisation method (NOI ÷ [[capitalization-rate|cap rate]]); Tech Industrial and Retail Select assets in [[power-centre-co-location-thesis|co-located]] capitalisation method (net operating income divided by the market capitalisation rate); Tech Industrial and Retail Select assets in [[power-centre-co-location-thesis|co-located]] nodes are additionally influenced by anchor-driven traffic and consumer expenditure data. ## Professional Centres @@ -148,5 +149,3 @@ Parking Structures and Vertical Warehouses complete the [[about-development-clas ## See also - [[about-development-classes|Development Classes]] — the six-class framework, including the two classes without established economics yet - [[net-operating-income]] — the metric applied to each class to assess operating performance - [[commercial-real-estate-cycles]] — how each class responds differently to market cycle phases