This will primarily effect tenant's sales and your ability to re-lease when tenant moves out.You have building risk: primarily, how easy will it be to re-tenant if your tenant goes dark or leaves.  

Things start to get really dark of ya wear that thing too long, lol. 

And when something like this can enable the creation of things so obvious as bitconnect, its like in the 1950’s toy makers irradiated toys to make them glow in the dark and everyone was amazed... or asbestos, that was neat, huh?  

Keeping LP's in the dark is an art and science.

If it is a cold dark shell, we would do $60-65 psf. 

The dark gray flooring is out of favor (I personally like it). 

Clusters of dark blue areas (such as Queen Creek, Buckeye-Goodyear, area between Surprise and Anthem) may indicate the path of progress happened (or is still happening in these areas), and we might be able to assume the path of progress could continue in these directions.Do you find this kind of information helpful at all?

Hi there, this is normal practice however you should not be in the dark.

Of course, YMMV.I would definitely get a good look at the neighborhood around your possbile purchase, and see if you think a nurse would feel comfortable finishing a shift and coming from the hospital to your quadplex alone and in the dark.

If you must do carpet, I would say dark gray or tan.