And some economic areas will never return to the way they were before due to new regulations, automation, and changed consumer preferences.

Could "Bad Debt" also be considered "economic vacancy"?

There's no use in being 100% physically occupied and 0% economically occupied.

This is my first recession/crisis since leaving the military. 

We all need to do our part in this thing to get us back on track economically.

But if I was having hesitations anyways about it, then this situation happened, OR I am going to be spending my own money to keep it afloat for a while at essentially 66% economic occupancy, then I would try to walk.

The only question is the degree of lost economic activity, not that economic activity will be lost.Right now, we are in a situation where no one can accurately forecast, meaning everyone imagines the worst-case scenario.  

If it is long term, I would choose a market that looks to be more economically resilient.  

The councilwoman’s article, and her decision not to pay rent, despite no mention of having lost her job nor suffered any personal economic hardship, is nothing less than shameful.

This is a young woman of apparent modest economic means (she disclosed reduced hours under CV-19 lockdown & I have already reduced her last rent by 75%).