(I argue Downtown Detroit is underrated in the food category) 

They provide housing, food, transportation, etc. 

@Edison ReisHomeowners are allowed to cultivate up to 4-plant, what Tenants are allowed to do will depend, to some degree, on what amendments / interpretation of the Residential Tenancies Act in your province.We updated our leases over a year ago to add cannabis to our prohibition on cultivation of any crops (food, tobacco, cannabis or commercial) within buildings.  

@Rhyna OrillanedaThat like asking Petco if they sell pet food.

I also havent bought anything yet so take that with a grain of salt!

I realize I'm totally in the minority here, but just wanted to drop some "food for thought".

FYI, I’m fairly new to this so take what I said with a grain of salt. 

I understand you are taking care of their property, keeping it stocked with food items, toiletries and fresh linens.

They would likely be attracted to an area where there are trendy restaurants, coffee bars and organic food grocers. 

That 220 million dollar project by Tyson Foods could have been about 10 miles from my house.