Unfortunately the transportation industries will likely be hit the hardest by this.I believe in asset diversification.

Some house the most vulnerable to layoffs from this disease, restaurant, lodging, transportation workers and the like. 

STR might also see an uptick for "staycation" type travel in the coming months or years with people wanting a time away in a space other than their home, yet also wanting to avoid the use of public transportation including airplanes.What do you think?  

A class brand new just built all sorts of modern amenities including big GYM  maybe day care  coffee shop etc.. all within blocks of each other same public transportation and same schools.. this is where the New buildings could have big move in bonus's and renters leave the lower tire props for the brand new one.. you still need great/good credit to get into ABC in Portland..  

Private transportation and airlines will get impacted.

I am in the thick of it here and have 2 inherited, rent controlled tenants. 1 wrote me a nice note detailing her lay-offs and rent being a priority, enclosed with the check.

How will crops be planted, harvested, transported, processed, packaged, delivered?

I looked for one within 30 mins of Manhattan with lots of access to public transportation.

Transportation- the idea of self driving cars makes a commute not as daunting to many folks.