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Capital and labor always move to the lowest cost of production, propelling investment in southern manufacturing-driven states. This economic thesis became glaringly prophetic post-pandemic, particularly in suburban southern type assets, accelerated by the most radical manufacturing transformation since the Industrial Revolution with the investment and construction of electric vehicle and battery plants in the southeast states, where robust daily necessity needs shopping largely revolved around Bond Street type assets.

Bond Street focuses on the southeast markets of South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, and Texas and Indiana in the Midwest. These states enjoy the durable competitive advantages of low unionization rates, low state income taxation, business friendly climates, excellent and affordable quality of life and lower energy costs.