work force housing sector can take some pretty big hits . the hardest hit business's are going to be restaurants ( already seeing many close) hotels  travel related business's.. airlines and of course cruise industry.. although a vast majority of cruise ship staff are from all over the world.. but how are they going to get home ?

The 3/4 who are not on section 8, we checked in with, asking if they were in trouble (all the restaurant workers are out of work). 

Meanwhile a financial advisor, who invited us to dinner a month ago, cancelled (before the restaurants closed) because he said they had to revise their strategy given the market pull back.

@Joe CassandraI think you may have missed something steps: "...if more people start working from home, that small restaurant next to the office park loses their core customer base...out of business...unemployed.

Downtown was experiencing a revitalization with high end condos, expensive stores, popular clubs, and highly rated restaurants.

I have an anecdote, in OKC an off duty veteran sheriff’s deputy was making the nightly deposit for a restaurant.

It's like asking, "RESTAURANTS - good or bad idea?" 

@Dennis M.Here in Los Angeles fast food restaurants all have a big sign that says “EBT Inside”.

Hi Marianne,San Antonio TX is a nice hometown.Anywhere from the less expensive (more affordable) south side to the more expensive suburbs.If you fly in to have a look, motels and good restaurants abound. 

Homeless are allowed to defecate wherever they please on city streets, in front of restaurants, anywhere!