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| The demographics we tend to watch is the continued urbanization of young household formations which will create faster retail square footage growth in the city environment over the suburban and exurban areas. Other trends include a focus on re-using treated wastewater and using equipment from the "decentralized" or "on-site" wastewater market that services cluster developments in suburban and exurban communities. Second, these entrepreneurial institutions are typically co-located in both urban and suburban campuses, serving both inner city and exurban student populations within a defined metropolitan region. |
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