Unless someone is looking to ski or ice fish it doesn't seem like a very desirable area in the winter.

Also, costs of dealing with snow/ice with such large/spread space ... 

This is why all our properties have separated out utilities, and the tenants are responsible for the utility bills.Even if you were to put "landlord" thermostats in, to limit the heat (and it's difficult to do this, because tenants will hang a bag of ice on a landlord thermostat, to fool the thermostat into calling for more heat), the tenant could simply turn on the minisplit, for electric heat, and you're paying that bill, too. 

This was the icing.

My property was on the news for an ice cream truck driver that was shot to death in our parking lot. 

And to me, the difference between baseball and hockey is the same as different between marketplaces.

Lowes showed up with the stove but forgot to bring the additional pieces needed to set up the ice maker.

This mall also had a full-size ice rink and a three-story aquarium to rival aquariums at places like Sea world in the United States.

Where I am a $2000+ tenant expects door handle locks and pop up drains and ice maker plumbing hook ups.  

This is a 6 or 7 play at best, with appreciation as the icing on the cake.