The answer is in surprising factors that have had a massive effect to both supply and demand in housing and that have come to define the real estate market of today.Let’s go over some of these factors in detail.Demand Side FactorsFirst is simply the new lifestyle realities that we’re faced with.

One thing we do, is provide new supply line hoses when a tenant moves in, unless they are still new from the last tenant who used them. 

And you can expect continued “strong price growth” given the mismatch of supply and demand.

Saint John is great but supply is low and prices are high right now.

I would argue that prices will continue to appreciate due to the simple laws of supply and demand.

I know property values right now (just in general) tend to be through the roof, which seems to be mostly related to a lack of supply.

Maybe small lockers that the tenants could use for their laundry supplies-soaps, dryer sheets, etc.I would not put dirty bikes, etc in an area that is primarily for producing clean clothes.

I am currently a senior in college studying Supply chain management. 

Spend some time at your local builder's supply pricing materials.

theres a reduction in the supply of many goods...