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Asset-class league tables for market selection, IC posture, and board-level drilldowns.

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Tier 2 BTS / Select-Spec Industrial Markets

Updated 2026-06-16

Source: wiki/analyses/National Industrial Capital Allocation 2026.md

Ranked only within the Tier 2 high-growth secondary industrial comparator set. Order favors source-supported BTS/select-spec fit, tenant-demand specificity, submarket discipline, and supply-risk controls; it is not a generic metro industrial ranking or a fully structured-data leaderboard.

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Greenville-Spartanburg

bts-and-select-spec

Rationale

Best board fit because BMW, Michelin, Daimler, First Solar, strong 2025 leasing, major absorption, and pipeline pullback support a tenant-specific manufacturing-corridor thesis rather than commodity logistics beta.

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Savannah Port Corridor

bts-enclave

Rationale

The Port Corridor and Hyundai / Westside lanes support a committed-demand BTS thesis inside a broader market still digesting supply and tenant leverage.

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Nashville

landlord-market-selective

Rationale

Nashville has the cleanest tight-market metrics in the set, but its support is more general landlord-market / selective-growth than specifically manufacturing- or port-anchored BTS.

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Charlotte

selective-growth-logistics

Rationale

Charlotte has real I-85 / I-77 logistics depth and structured support, but its vacancy and construction pipeline keep it in selective logistics normalization rather than a cleaner BTS conviction lane.

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Memphis

function-first-basis-discipline

Rationale

Memphis has applied Q1 2026 industrial observations for inventory, vacancy, asking rent, absorption, and under-construction inventory plus logistics infrastructure support, but it is still a function-first / basis-disciplined candidate rather than a full peer to the ranked Tier 2 leaders.

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Kansas City

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Rationale

Kansas City now has applied Q1 2026 C&W and Newmark Zimmer observations supporting low vacancy, positive absorption, rent growth, BTS/spec pipeline detail, and leasing, but the source pair has not yet been calibrated against the ranked Tier 2 leaders.