With medical professionals moving to town to work on vaccine research. 

very few businesses that I would buy at this point. mayb ppeople think vaccine might be found or warmer weather?

If there were no Coronavirus, Las Vegas looked really good going into the spring busy season.Crossing my fingers that the LV Strip gets opened soon, but first step is to have vaccine to slow virus.Terryhttps://www.westport-news.com/news/article/Vegas-area-home-prices-set-record-before-15184636.php

COVID isn’t going to be quashed this side of a vaccine.  

There are multiple vaccine efforts ongoing, are there other coronavirus types that have been around for a long time.

In a long run, the real estate market will be fine, as vaccine and cure medicine will be developed within one or two years.  

I guess even in worst case scenario if every single person in the country got this and 1% of the population passed away, that it still a lot of people left and I would guess a vaccine will come out as well...Would you all pull the trigger on the new property?

Flu is a rapidly changing thing to which we only have a partly effective vaccine that only some receive.

I doubt Covid will put a terribly massive dent into values, if a vaccine is found soon.

All we did is to change requirements, we are in a recession, we will be in this hole for around 8-12 months (till we have a vaccine), people lost jobs and more to come.