Marketing Spaces that are ideal in a post covid world?
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[{"id": "fsz14xo", "text": "Can you be more specific on what makes \u201cgreat post COVID sense?\u201d", "replies": [{"id": "fsz2dvs", "text": "It is a building leased to amazon", "replies": [{"id": "fsz9b7c", "text": "even better, a vacant building purchased with amazon already in your back pocket but the seller doesn't know that", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}, {"id": "fsz4brf", "text": "I just mean in general. So, we have a lot of vanilla shell office buildings, a tenant can come in and design the space however they want. So things like more spacious common areas or bullpen style offices, large conference rooms so people are shoulder to shoulder, sanitation stations, outdoor common areas, motion detection on doors and cabinets, update hvac that help suppress germ transmission. These are all available so I want to be able to say that and point out why they\u2019re good but without using the trigger words that are associated with covid like \u201csocial distancing\u201d or \u201cpost coronavirus\u201d or \u201cdystopic hellscape\u201d lol", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fsz5iu2", "text": "I've been seeing people use low density test fits as a way to show how their space can maintain social distancing. Also people are emphasizing air filtration, touchless entry, etc as benefits.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fsz9675", "text": "Making employees and customers feel safe is economic not political. Complying with regulations like outdoor dining and social distancing is economic not political. In our area those allowed to reopen are at a percentage of capacity allowed by occupancy permits.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ft101wd", "text": "LoopNet.com", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ft9dx1v", "text": "If you have several 'vanilla shell' spaces, perhaps re-vamp the marketing to include language and perhaps new floorplans, and additional amenities that speak-to what the market may be looking for post COVID-19, e.g. low-density test fits, sanitation stations, as previously mentioned.  Maybe also have a discussion with landlord about including outdoor, if it's available, etc.\n\nThis does not mean you change the offering on each listing drastically; just tweak some elements, because who knows--everything could be back to normal next year?  A stretch? Maybe, but certainly a possibility.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]