The study defined high-risk populations as those with full-time careers in industries deemed “non-essential,” or service workers.The study, released Monday, analyzed data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S.

@Sam Cherry Makes a lot of sense Let’s do it before it’s to late I think this would help the industry and would better manage everyone’s situation Can’t hurt to try

Most of us landlords are concerned about our tenants not being able to make rent due to the “stay at home orders” and service/hospitality/entertainment/etc. industry lay offs.

What other industry is allowed to underperform so grossly and get away with it??! 

AND SOME are doing better than ever(retail/grocer). that's just a normal cycle. 5) Most towns in america don't rely on the tech industry so we generally don't care how they feel about anything.

Do you have any experience in the hospitality industry?

Large venues like baseball stadiums,concerts,etc. likely 1 year out or more before testing large groups like that.I still believe in the retail industry.

It will be interesting to know what is happening in our industry in real time.

Online home tours growing as a safe alternative in times of social distancing while real estate industry deals with sudden uncertainty.The sign outside the house says For Rent, but Eleanor Baker hasn’t been in a hurry to find tenants since the coronavirus pandemic took over Jacksonville’s life.

@Kwabena Collins what is the local industry / jobs where you are investing?