There's a lot of competitive AirBnB pricing so your place needs to stand out somehow to command a decent amount per night. 

I also state: no smoking inside the house, late fees for rent ($50 per month), $45 fee for insufficient funds, lease automatically renews for 60 days at 125% of the rent unless landlord or tenant gives notice to terminate the agreement, overnight guests limited to 5 consecutive days, no nails and scotch tape on the walls to hang items on the wall and use of Command hooks/tape for damage free hanging, no antennas and satellite dishes shall be erected, tenants responsible for landscraping (mowing the lawn), snow removal in driveways and walkway to front door, and cleaning dryer vent. 

This is what happens when government in essence commandeers a property.

Tech markets could certainly command higher rent if all the lighting is LED, how much more I don't know.

To answer your question, yes, basement office space like second floor walk up space does command a lower lease rate.

We somehow was able to secure a on base house on the commander's row.

We overlook a pond and cranberry bog, have two barns, 5 sheds and a cottage that I commandeered for my real estate office. 

Update: After further analysis, I realized the property was in an area that is commanding higher rents and every year is becoming a much more desireable place to live for young families, young professionals and grad students because of its affordability given the great location.

Then you know 100% that they will take care of the property = Landlord Peace of Mind***And if you have any problems related to items 1,2, and 3........you can contact their CO (commanding officer) and usually get the problem fixed quickly.

Subjects that are larger lots where you can add a bedroom and bath to flip or hold and be able to command more rent.