I know cities around me, like Sacramento, have already announced they'll be extending their eviction moratoriums.  

The USGS announced in late 2018 that their surveys estimate the Permian Basin contains 46.3 billion barrels of oil and 281 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. 

On June 15, they announce their “new” policy. 

They’re allowing intra island travel starting on the 15th and I had to reject 4 reservations I’ve received in the first 24 hours of the announcement from locals asking to stay at my properties on the 16th.

The intent of the data is really just to keep a generalized pulse on the markets as a whole, as we are all in the same boat trying to determine which trends are most important to track, and what implications they'll ultimately have on collections, as well as the industry as a whole.I'm sure it's obvious to us all the higher the number of active COVID cases, the less likely that particular state is to re-open soon, as opposed to some of the other states with perhaps more of a "controlled" spread (Texas for example - while there are a significant number of cases, it is a small portion of the population and they have just recently announced they will be re-opening in stages).- I did consider offering a second data point as far as rent collections from the same period in 2019, but unfortunately that data wasn't easily found.

Airbnb.com says that Brian Chesky is making an announcement tomorrow (4/28/20) at 3pm pacific.

To my knowledge, they have not announced if/when they plan to start charging in California. 

Not to mention it’s strong and steady appreciation that was just announced as the highest it’s been in 20 years in February.

I've seen several cases where a lender or bank stopped offering a product, but their website still says it does, and I have to show the borrower a news article where they held a press conference (or whatever) announcing that they no longer offer it. 

AirBnb just announced they will layoff 25% of the company.