This is where large equipment is bolted down to the floors making it very time consuming, expensive, and disruptive to the business to leave and go somewhere else.

If it's a multi family unit then could be a lot of disruption to the neighbors.

There is certainly a lot of interesting thought leadership around how to reposition dead malls and lifestyle centers:https://www.cnu.org/publicsqua...https://knowledgestage.uli.org...Here are some key considerations if your strategy is to invest in depressed retail assets:Market Fundamentals:  Did the property lose tenants because of macro-trends affecting retail (e.g. category disruptions in apparel, department stores, big boxes, etc) or are the fundamentals of the local market weak (e.g. declining populations, stagnant economy, high unemployment, lowering HHIs, etc) — if it’s the latter, then you should investigate potential growth drivers for that market and the time horizon for them to come to fruition.Zoning: Is the property zoned for your intended re-use?  

Thank youRemote offering and co-working have have definitely disrupted he traditional office sector and affected it just like amazon has done to retail, hence the vacancies.

In 30 years or so, with the creation of 3D printed houses, do you all think houses will depreciate? If so, how will real estate investors invest their money if they still want to be in the real estate industry? Will t...

This has been done numerous times and each time it happens, it disrupts the workflow of the industry in a significant way.

Greetings All,I'm looking for some feedback from the Ohio investor community as to whether you are documenting a change or disruption in terms of your commercial lease due to COVID-19.

I’m also looking for rental properties to acquire and am waiting for the fallout of the oil and gas market to disrupt the real estate market.

That being said, I think the disruption on the supply side could take longer to restore, which could negatively impact everything, particularly if the outbreak is not contained evenly across the world.

@Gitit Hefetz look at you trying to time the market :)I wouldn’t necessarily invest in a long-term asset class like MHP (or any commercial real estate class) for a short term disruption or even several quarter recession.