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The buildings-and-places record for Woodfine Capital Projects Inc.: six development classes, the design system behind them, and the site-selection method built on established retail anchors. Articles span regional markets across North America and Europe, the planned development program, and the maps and data behind the analysis.

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docs(projects): fix A1 gap -- consolidate tier-index pages into co-location-tier-system.md and rewrite 7 atlas-co-location-index-* pages to remove deprecated Tier 5 star scheme, T1/T2/T3 Valid/Hub/Apex labels, and fabricated Nth-Degree Cluster framework (38 files); real V3 tier system (Regional/District/Local/Fringe) is the only vocabulary now in use, per SCORING-METHODOLOGY.md

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## Screening Universe

[[about-regional-markets-system|Regional Markets Intelligence System]] is the reference article for the co-location analysis system, and [[regional-market-definition|Regional Market Definition]] sets out what qualifies a settlement as a Regional Market on the map. [[atlas-top-600-north-america|TOP600 North America]] and [[atlas-top-600-europe|TOP600 Europe]] hold the wider 600-market screening pool each Top 400 set is drawn from. [[atlas-tier-index-north-america|The Tier Index — North America]] and [[atlas-tier-index-europe|the Tier Index — Europe]] aggregate co-location tier distribution by market. [[atlas-top-400-north-america|The Top 400 — North America]] and [[atlas-top-400-europe|the Top 400 — Europe]] are the two qualifying sets: four hundred suburban commuter-belt markets per continent that meet the co-location anchor-composition gates. No rank or score is published for any market in either set.
[[about-regional-markets-system|Regional Markets Intelligence System]] is the reference article for the co-location analysis system, and [[regional-market-definition|Regional Market Definition]] sets out what qualifies a settlement as a Regional Market on the map. [[atlas-top-600-north-america|TOP600 North America]] and [[atlas-top-600-europe|TOP600 Europe]] hold the wider 600-market screening pool each Top 400 set is drawn from. The [[co-location-tier-system|Co-location Tier System]] explains the four-tier classification and how it applies across North American and European markets. [[atlas-top-400-north-america|The Top 400 — North America]] and [[atlas-top-400-europe|the Top 400 — Europe]] are the two qualifying sets: four hundred suburban commuter-belt markets per continent that meet the co-location anchor-composition gates. No rank or score is published for any market in either set.

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- [[about-regional-markets-system]] — Reference article for the co-location analysis system that identifies suburban retail markets in North America and Europe.
- [[regional-market-definition]] — Spatial containers on the location intelligence map — how settlements with co-location presence differ from Regional Markets, and why coverage is not market strength.
- [[atlas-top-600-north-america]] — Index of up to 600 regional commercial real estate markets across North America screened for co-location viability.
- [[atlas-top-600-europe]] — Index of up to 600 regional commercial real estate markets across Europe screened for co-location viability.
- [[atlas-tier-index-north-america]] — Aggregated tier index of commercial convergence nodes across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, summarizing quality tier distribution by market.
- [[atlas-tier-index-europe]] — Aggregated tier index of commercial convergence nodes across European markets, summarizing quality tier distribution with IKEA as the primary anchor.
- [[co-location-tier-system]] — The four-tier classification — Regional, District, Local, Fringe — assigned to every co-location cluster on the platform, the predicate gates that determine it, and how the system applies across North American and European markets.
- [[atlas-top-400-north-america]] — Set of 400 qualifying North American suburban Regional Markets, meeting the co-location anchor-composition gates. No rank or score is published.
- [[atlas-top-400-europe]] — Set of 399 verified distinct European Regional Markets across 400 list positions (one position vacant pending a genuine 400th entry) under the corrected suburban-regional methodology. No rank or score is published.
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