Commercial is the umbrella—not the dataset
Industrial, mixed-use, retail, and office do not share a single valuation model. Each vertical gets its own population, fields, classifications, suppression rules, and methodology while using one research platform.
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Industrial receives the deepest Phase I method and source reconciliation. Mixed-Use, Retail, and Office plug into the same legal-transaction, geography, disclosure, and structured-data system only when their own evidence is ready.
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The public assessment-parcel baseline is live with explicit grain and coverage limits. Transaction counts, volume, pricing, and sale geography remain unpublished until the licensed industrial sale universe is reconciled.
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A separate vertical for transactions combining residential and commercial value. Multifamily exclusions are leads, not an automatically publishable dataset.
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Future sale, format, corridor, and geography research using the shared legal-transaction and suppression system.
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Future sale, building-type, size, and submarket research kept distinct from owner-occupied industrial offices.
Future-ready slots
Dedicated transaction population and facility-unit definitions
Not yet scheduled for public dataZoning, entitlement, acreage, and arm’s-length land-sale controls
Not yet scheduled for public dataA use-specific methodology before any cross-property comparison
Not yet scheduled for public dataRelease principle
Every commercial route can explain what will be measured before it publishes a number. That makes missing evidence visible and keeps the existing multifamily research from being diluted by thin, mixed, or guessed statistics.