USA-NJ, Developer going to build around me and disrupt business, How do I prevent this?

Meaning they could be much more (or much less) adverse to market disruption. 

The conditions and concerns are different now...GDP is expected to be in recession territory for Q1 and Q2 2020 due to supply chain disruption, decline in exports, travel restrictions, and reduced consumer spending all from the virus.

Hypothetically if we were to add a kitchen it would require additional investment (cost of additions and expenses related to tenant disruption as the property is currently occupied by a good tenant, potential vacancy, etc.), which does not make financial sense in this particular case and won’t offer a return in a foreseeable future.

I have compassion that people’s vacations are being disrupted.

Obviously that could change since this pandemic is causing quite a disruption across the country, but I haven’t seen a downturn in interested renters - even college-age tenants - at this point. 

I’m ready for whichever way the market goes, just glad there is a disruption! 

The company looked at six metrics the virus would impact, and Nevada ranked most vulnerable in several categories, including trade and travel disruptions and tourism.Unemployment claims in Nevada continue to rise, with 244,000 residents out of work as of last week.

Nationwide, Q1 and Q2 2020 GDP (at a minimum) is expected to be recessionary...the train has already left the station...simply from supply chain disruption, reduced exports, and reduced consumer spending. 

When I hear people speak about earning ~$100 a door I always wonder what they will do in situations where there is some large unforeseen market disruption.