Get a glue down with at least a 12mil wearlayer( I would prefer 20-22mil) and make sure it have a good scratch resistant finish such as Aluminium Oxide or Ceramic Bead.

Had three ceramic cylinders at the top.

At the end of the day, flooring just doesn't last for 20 years unless you are putting in hard wood or ceramic tile. 

I eventually put 100% ceramic tile through the whole house.  

Here’s what you need to know about floor and wall tiles, along with some great ideas for installing matching tiles on the floors and walls.The Difference Between Floor Tile and Wall TilePerhaps you’ve heard rules of thumb like “Ceramic Tiles are for walls, and Porcelain Tiles are for floors” or “small tiles go on the wall, large tiles go on the floor.”

I had  the luxury of pumping a basement that for years had been neglected to find a crack in a 3" ceramic pipe.

Your wearlayer should be at least 12mil if you plan for it to last for more than one tenant anf MUST have either an Aluminum oxide or Ceramic bead finish for scratch resistance.

Once I found one on my ceramic roof tiles and got fined from the condo board, and the stinking dish company refused to remove it! 

There are products that will allow you to put ceramic tiles over vinyl floor tiles, you can run floating floors over them, whole bunch of stuff.

Each unit has granite/quartz counter tops, solid wood cabinetry, coil-top stove, 30” wide refrigerator, radiator heating controlled by each unit, 12x12 ceramic tile in the basement units and hardwood floors in the upstairs units, U-shaped stairs at each side of the building for easy access to both floors.