The space flyer that stays true to the facts

1 · Learn the move · Fact-check list

A flyer for a building still on paper is a set of promises about a thing nobody can walk. Every spec on it becomes something a tenant plans a racking layout, a power order or a move date around, and every one the building does not deliver is a misstatement made under your firm's name. The model writes a fine flyer in seconds and will add a parking ratio, round a clear height, call the power 'heavy' and describe the site as 'fully approved'. The fact-check list makes the flyer carry its own receipts: every line traced to a plan sheet, the approval, a will-serve letter or your term sheet; design specs labelled as designed; utility capacity only in the provider's words; entitlement status only as the approval states it. Anything without a receipt becomes a slot, and superlatives get a support-or-cut flag. The flyer can still sell. It sells what the documents say.

Draft a one-page flyer from these documents, then run the fact-check list: every spec cites its sheet and reads AS DESIGNED; power and water only in the provider's words; approval status only as the approval states it; any line with no source becomes [NEEDS: source]; any superlative gets [support or cut]. Return the flyer and the FACT-CHECK table. [plan sheets] [approval] [will-serve letters] [term sheet]