Mexico Programme
Phase C C4: seed buildings six development classes (rewrote about-development-classes to name all 6 as parallel classes; authored class-suburban-office/retail-select/tech-industrial/parking-structures/vertical-warehouses); 4 rollout country-programme stubs (ca/us/es/mx); research/ landing allocating 5 JOURNAL papers (not publishing — gated on render section). Phase C re-categorization COMPLETE across all 3 wikis.
@@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ --- schema: foundry-doc-v1 title: "Mexico Programme" slug: mx-programme category: rollout type: topic content_type: topic quality: pre-build status: active audience: customer-woodfine bcsc_class: current-fact language_protocol: PROSE-TOPIC last_edited: 2026-07-03 editor: pointsav-engineering short_description: "The intended country-by-country rollout for Mexico: development regions and a site register to be defined and tracked as the programme matures. Status: planned." paired_with: rollout/mx-programme.es.md cites: [] --- Woodfine's direct-hold portfolio is intended to expand across Mexico as part of the broader [[rollout-index|rollout program]]. This article describes the planned Mexico programme; it is not a record of current sites, committed timing, or a finalized regional map. ## Planned scope The Mexico programme is intended to define [[development-regions|development regions]] inside the country — the geographic and jurisdictional zones within which co-location candidates are evaluated and compliance postures are applied. As those regions are formally defined, this article will be updated to reflect them. ## Site tracking as the programme matures Candidate sites identified for Mexico will be tracked through the active development pipeline and, where adjacent land is not yet available, the [[about-development-site-monitoring-register|development site monitoring register]], as the [[co-location-methodology|co-location methodology]] identifies qualifying locations. Required development counts for the Mexico direct-hold vehicle are documented in the monitoring register; this article does not restate or expand on that site-level detail, which is subject to change as the programme develops. ## Status The Mexico programme's status is planned. This article asserts no site counts, regions, or dates beyond what is already established in the monitoring register and development-regions articles, and will be expanded as the programme's regional structure is formally set. ## See also - [[rollout-index|The Rollout Program]] — the country-by-country framework this article sits within - [[development-regions|Development regions]] — how geographic and jurisdictional zones are defined - [[about-development-site-monitoring-register|Development Site Monitoring Register]] — how candidate sites are tracked