You want that to be condensed into hours if not less.

If there's condensation under the squares, you have a problem that MUST be fixed before you can consider any flooring. 

Pet•Document Discrepancies such asSecurity Deposits on Lease but not on Rent RollLease Amount on Lease different than Rent Roll•Typically 1 or 2 on a 100 units will not match•A Pattern of Discrepancies triggers a Complete Lease Audit•Work OrdersReview Work Order Request Log•Common problems•Response time•Gather Additional Data when walking complex with Maintenance personal•Walk Each UnitTypically 3 -4 common unit layoutsLook for Reoccurring ProblemBring Unit by Unit Inspection NotebookVerify the standard Dial-in Number of $400 per doorProcess goes faster when you get use to the layouts and the Unit by Unit Inspection formGet into every unit•Quick Walk ThroughHave Property Manager opening units ahead of you.Enter Unit check the carpet and blinds as you go to KitchenKitchen check Appliances, Cabinets, C’tops, faucets, area under sink , & flooringWhile walking thru Living Room to the bathroom check ceilings, walls and windowsBathroom check Toilet, Vanity, Sink, Tub Flooring and the Condenser Unit above the tubCheck Hallways and Hot Water Tank on route to the BedroomsBedroom: scan walls, closet, ceiling, windows and flooring.

I have a much smaller operating window in a shower with tile all around it and no problems thus far, but it shouldn’t get anything but condensation on it.

Well, the area I live in is a very popular area, growing and the city is investing a lot money redeveloping this city park down the street to a high-end shopping, entertainment and restaurant condensed area.

All floors, sheetrock, electrical finish work, insulation, entire kitchen including cabinets, both entire bathrooms, 2 condensers, painting, etc... need to be completed.

Probably have water in them or in the line somewhere from steam condensing  and not returning properly.

Use low flow high efficiency large drop shower heads rated at 1.5 gpm.Look for 1.50 gpm @ 80 psi, 5.7 L/min @ 550 kPa maximum water usageAlso, consider upgrading to condensing water heaters or seal combustion ones when the time comes.  98% efficient means $0.98 of each dollar goes to heating water, compare to 86% efficient water heaters. 

I'm getting condensation forming on a wall due to the temperature differential between the inside and outside. 

I recently had a house in escrow and the the air conditioner condenser was blowing a fuse and we had to replace all the baseboards on the first floor.