We are discussing it on another thread, and I am lobbying Lima Ohio heavily.  

Heard a investment analyst the other day on Bloomberg say that social distancing will cause indoor location based entertainment businesses (restaurants, bars, theaters, arenas, etc.) to lose 30-60% of their current capacity. 

You can't get to my door because of the fact that there is no doorman at the building and only people with proper keys can access the lobby, elevator etc.

I was literally in a sold-out theater on Feb 24th and then dinner.

They even have a funeral home planned, and the city's first HyattLooking at upcoming development projects in Bakersfield you can see hotels, and movie theaters, Top golf, Tejon Ranch and Outlets, some of the largest commercial projects in the cities history.  

We have room to do a nice home theater system with a sectional and video games and lose the pool table.  

Theater and art majors - run the other way!

I'm lobbying my husband that we should raise him to $650 as of January 1.My feeling is that if the tenant's unit is below market, but they're a great tenant, raise it gradually toward market, and consider that you'd probably lose a month if they leave, plus you'd probably have to recondition the unit. 

How is the building set up, equal sides in an open space, long and narrow, widthXlength can limit options or themes, it may not be a great dance floor or live dinner theater setting, lounge, etc.ADA compliance, how accessable is the basement, does it have more than one exit, an elevator?

It seems that restaurants, gyms, movie theaters, hotels, etc. are going to have a hard time coming back.