I am a residential multi-family investor looking to expand into the commercial real estate space. 

Obviously no one knows, so no right or wrong answers here.  Just want to get BP folks gut feelings. 
- Mike 

Military PSCing is our primary economic driver for residential housing activity.

If we stabilize at an "acceptable" level, I would expect residential projects to be free to continue in-field work.

@Patrick Smith - I was just speaking with a client last week, she had a similar agreement in one of her units and was taking the necessary steps to transition back into a normal residential property.

There are just a lot of moving parts (residential/commercial mixed use) within the deal and with this whole virus thing going on I would definitely plan on a longer time to rehab and get the units rented.

I've been thinking the end for residential agents is coming for years...After all - Zillow has gotten real estate agents to pay for their own demise. 

You can check their website and see how AppFolio can help your business - https://www.appfolio.com/The minimum number of units in the portfolio starts at 312 for a community association, 200 for residential and student housing., and 167 for commercial properties.

Despite everything going on in the world, residential construction is still moving forward.

While I cannot speak to commercial construction specifically, at least in the residential world it is far cheaper to do significant renovations to a badly damaged property than it is to build new in Colorado Springs.