Supply and Capital Conditions
Track-B Phase B: fix reference/industry categories — correct Mercadona/Tesco misclassification in gis-cluster-scoring-glossary against retail-brand-family-taxonomy (Test 1), redact its own restated tier-radius production figures for consistency with site-selection redaction, fix stale 'Buildings' category label in wiki-structure (renamed to Development Classes), add missing audience field to site-selection-terminology, add Start-here blocks to industry/reference indices, fix stale categories.yaml scope text for both
@@ -19,6 +19,12 @@ paired_with: _index.es.md This category does not cover general commercial real estate market economics — no rents and income, no capitalization rates, no interest-rate cycles. What remains are two of Woodfine's own structural policies in the Regional Markets, each responding to a real market condition rather than commenting on the market generally. <!-- START-HERE-HIGHLIGHT: engine reads this block to render the single "start here" card (reuses the existing cluster-card--start-here component). Do not add more than one. --> **Start here:** [[regional-market-capital-gap|The Regional Market Capital Gap]] <!-- END-START-HERE-HIGHLIGHT --> ## Woodfine's Structural Policies [[regional-market-capital-gap|The Regional Market Capital Gap]] documents a structural shortfall in construction and take-out financing in Regional Markets, despite Metro-comparable incomes — the gap Woodfine's Direct-Hold Solutions are designed to address. [[under-building-supply-discipline|Under-Building and Supply Discipline]] is Woodfine's deliberate policy of developing less leasable area than identified Regional Market demand, producing full occupancy, documented waiting lists, and preserved pricing power.