However, if your property/rental is well priced, has high quality photos, and/or has a virtual tour, you can still get some good traffic!

Then you run Facebook campaigns that drive traffic to these pages.

Yes, this is going to affect us (and it is already doing), but getting this traffic up and running it will also boost room rentals for us.

@Tyler Santos  I think website has more upside because (a) in your outreach marketing you can ask people to go to your landing page if they want to stay in touch, and (b) if you can build good keyword content on a website related to your market/activities, you can get daily traffic from Google search (SEO). 

People will still need places to live, but the crowds of the traditional spring market will only be a fraction of what we have normally seen in the last few years.Of course every market is different, but I'd assume being in a state with almost 5000 COVID-19 cases would mean that you're probably going to see a significant decline in real estate foot traffic for the time being.

I used to be shown prime properties in prime locations and I’d see no buyer traffic.

The feasibility of a retail market will greatly depend on the demographics and traffic count and competition.

Next 3 months not a good time to sell, but if we see the curve go down significantly in may and june then you might have people rushing to buy in july, a lot of traffic crammed in for missing summer months, and you might get more than expected.Flood insurance is cheap in south , Find out what it is in your state, Let the new home owners know that , but will likely only sell for below market. 

Why sit in traffic for 2+ hours a day (or why deal with overpopulation, smog, etc.)An employee that works in San Jose can buy a small house for $2M or they could head to the midwest or south and buy a gigantic house for $500K.

Originally I lowered my prices to try and attract some last minute traffic but I ended up just blocking out most of April.