Optimum Mosaic Demographic Profiling
Phase C C1: projects 6 new categories (buildings/building-design/site-selection/rollout/industry/news); co-location→site-selection + comms→news dir renames; 6 secondary moves (development-classes/mix-of-use/fixed-floor-plates/key-plans-and-tiles/boma-standard/regional-markets); gis rebalance; redirects.yaml created (14 entries); corpus-wide wikilink fixes for 3 renamed slugs
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Sorting Primary Targets strictly by sales per square foot — rather than by tot ### Sample size and jurisdiction pooling The top 25 to 100 Primary Targets by sales per square foot are the sample from which the Optimum Mosaic is extracted. Including the top 25 produces a tighter, more concentrated demographic profile. Expanding to 100 produces a broader profile that may capture demographic variation across geographies and jurisdictions. Combining Primary Target data from the United States, Canada, and Mexico — rather than analyzing each jurisdiction separately — may produce a richer Optimum Mosaic that reflects underlying consumer demand patterns across North American [[regional-markets|Regional Market]] geographies rather than jurisdiction-specific conditions. The top 25 to 100 Primary Targets by sales per square foot are the sample from which the Optimum Mosaic is extracted. Including the top 25 produces a tighter, more concentrated demographic profile. Expanding to 100 produces a broader profile that may capture demographic variation across geographies and jurisdictions. Combining Primary Target data from the United States, Canada, and Mexico — rather than analyzing each jurisdiction separately — may produce a richer Optimum Mosaic that reflects underlying consumer demand patterns across North American [[about-regional-markets|Regional Market]] geographies rather than jurisdiction-specific conditions. ## Demographic Dimensions of the Optimum Mosaic