We are going to see what happens to the kike landlords in the upcoming months. Depending on how long this coronavirus lasts, there may be a huge shake out in the rent market, both for renters and rentees.
Not to mention malls and shopping centers, non-essential stores have been closed. Owners of said malls and strip-malls are going to be hurting. I'm not going to be surprised if tons of business owners simply tell their landlords to suck it.
At least one of the top landlords in NYC is saying, "I'm never going back to meetings in person, Zoom meetings are so much better."
Little does he realize, everybody in every other business is thinking the same thing.
NYC is no longer going to be required as a central living/working point where everybody meets in person.
I think what will happen is places like Connecticut, South Jersey, and Eastern Pennsylvania will see real estate prices fare better than most other regions in the country.
Corporate NYC will no longer need to live within a 1-2 hour commute from NYC. They'll be looking for houses where they are within 3 hours of NYC for a weekly trip into the city for key meetings.
>I'm not going to be surprised if tons of business owners simply tell their landlords to suck it.
Yeah, with no light at the end of the tunnel, why would tenants go bankrupt living up to their lease, when nobody in the world will ever blame them for just breaking the lease as early as they want to.