Map the deliveries pipeline in a matrix
Rung 2 of 10 · Comparison matrix
1 · Learn the move · Comparison matrix
A deliveries pipeline is a matrix problem: one row per project, columns for SF or units, delivery quarter, preleased share, developer, and the source that gave you each. AI can lay the grid fast, but it must place only the figures you pasted. Every blank is UNKNOWN, not a plausible fill, and no invented project or absorption number sneaks in. Close with a supply read scoped to the projects on the page: these are what the pasted data shows, others may be under construction, so confirm the pipeline against the source before anyone underwrites off it.
Turn my construction pipeline into a table and tell me if supply is heavy.
2 · Your turn. You write the prompt
You're prepping a submarket brief on industrial deliveries in the Eastport submarket. Your pipeline notes: Project Dockside - 420,000 SF, delivering Q2 2027, 65% preleased, developer Prologis (CoStar pipeline, June 2026). Project Ironline - 285,000 SF, delivering Q4 2027, 40% preleased, developer Link Logistics (CoStar pipeline, June 2026). Project Rampart - 510,000 SF, delivering Q1 2028, developer Hillwood (broker pipeline sheet, June 2026); you have no preleasing figure for Rampart. Project Kestrel - 180,000 SF, delivering Q3 2027, 100% preleased build-to-suit, developer Clarion (CoStar pipeline, June 2026). Write a prompt that lays these into a deliveries matrix, marks Rampart's preleasing UNKNOWN, and ends with a supply read scoped to the pasted projects.
Remember: the AI sees only your prompt, not this page. If the situation isn't in your prompt, it doesn't exist.
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