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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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Regional MarketsIndex

Regional Markets covers where we look. This category holds the covered market set behind site selection — the Top 400 set, the tier and co-location indices behind them, and a profile page for every market that has one today.

Start here: Regional Markets Intelligence System

Coverage Methodology

Regional Markets Intelligence System is the reference article for the co-location analysis system, and Regional Market Definition sets out what qualifies a settlement as a Regional Market on the map. The Co-location Tier System explains the four-tier classification and how it applies across North American and European markets.

  • Regional Markets intelligence 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.
  • 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.

The Top 400 Markets

The Top 400 — North America and 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.

  • Top 400 Regional Markets — North America — Set of the 400 qualifying North American suburban Regional Markets. No rank or score is published; Plano, TX is one entry (suburb of Dallas).
  • Top 400 Regional Markets — 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; Chemnitz is one entry (suburb of Dresden, 64 km).

Co-Location Indices by Country

Two country-level co-location indices remain as standalone pages — Mexico and the Nordics — because neither has a country market page to sit beside. The other five were merged into their country pages on 2026-09-05 and are read there: United States, Canada, Spain, Italy, and Poland, each under a Co-location anchor network section. Every index ranks named-anchor convergence node by node within its own country and supplies the underlying cluster data the continental sets are built from.

  • Co-location index: Mexico — Index of commercial convergence nodes in Mexico, identifying sites where Walmart Supercentre anchors cluster with Home Depot, Costco, and civic infrastructure.
  • Co-location index: Nordics — Index of commercial convergence sites across Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland, anchored by IKEA with Nordic secondary operators.

Top 400 Markets by Country

Nine country-level Regional Market indices filter the continental Top 400 tables down to a single country's entries: Canada, United States, United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, Poland, Greece, Croatia, and Norway.

Market Profiles

The country index pages are the way into the profiles. Each atlas- page lists its own country's markets in a single table, with the metropolitan reference point and cluster composition for every entry: Canada, United States, United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, Poland, Greece, Croatia, and Norway. This page no longer enumerates every profile; the country tables do, and they carry the market-level detail an enumeration here cannot. Behind those tables the profiles are grouped into five regional sets — North America, the United Kingdom, the Nordics, the Adriatic and Greece, and Iberia and Central Europe — so the collection can be read a region at a time as coverage grows.

57 individual market profile pages exist today (EN+ES pairs), each with population and economic context sourced from Wikipedia.

Correction (2026-09-05): this count read 66 before the nine German, French, and Dutch profiles retired 2026-08-17 were archived on 2026-09-05; 57 is the current live total. An earlier correction the same day replaced a stale 41. The verified / reference-only split below still covers only the 32 profiles it was originally written against — the Greek (7), Croatian (9), and Norwegian (9) sets added since have not been folded into it. Flagged for a future pass, not resolved here.

Verified TOP400 entries (16): co-location cluster composition current as of the 2026-08-07 dataset. No rank or score is published for any entry; list order below is alphabetical by profile slug, not ordinal.

Note: Spartanburg, SC appears in the North American Top 400 table linked from this profile, but the profile page itself describes Spartanburg as a metro-core reference point rather than a ranked suburban entry. This is a pre-existing inconsistency in the underlying data, not resolved by this edit — flagged for a future data-reconciliation pass rather than corrected unilaterally here.

Market Continent
Plano, TX North America
Mississauga, ON North America
Frisco, TX North America
Spartanburg, SC North America
Tempe, AZ North America
Torrance, CA North America
Provo, UT North America
Kenner, LA North America
Eagan, MN North America
Järfälla Europe
York Europe
Warrington Europe
Cherwell Europe
Northampton Europe
Bielsko-Biała Europe
Cheshire West and Chester Europe

Reference-only profiles (16) — real places that are not currently part of the TOP400 set: either metro-core reference points for other entries, or standalone markets outside the 15–80 km suburban band. Each profile page says so explicitly rather than presenting a market outside the set as if it were included.

North America: Lethbridge, Kelowna, Moncton, Barrie–Innisfil, Regina, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Wichita, Spokane, Madison.

Europe: Zaragoza, Burgos, Valladolid, Pamplona, Vitoria-Gasteiz, Inverness.

Archived (2026-09-05): the seven German city profiles, Chambéry (France), and Breda (Netherlands) — retired 2026-08-17 because those three countries are deliberately excluded from the current Regional Markets methodology (locked 2026-06-30) — were archived on 2026-09-05, together with the three country index pages and the superseded framework article that had shared a Superseded and Retired shelf on this page. Their slugs redirect to this category.

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