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We had similar company, outlook is generally good, most people would come back and the offices would need to upgrade to reflect the change in how people interact with office space

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There may be opportunities for support sectors such as office suppliers that revolve around the larger commercial real estate industry. Although CRE in general has taken a major hit amidst the chaos, some prudent operators have taken to refurbishing and renovating during a period of low vacancies. Furniture suppliers might be in a position to ride this trend, especially if they have preexisting supplier relations. This is certainly the case with major Hoteliers who are able weather the storm and who have cash reserves for such expenses. I am not sure about the office real estate sector though, given that office real estate usually has longer FF&E renovation cycles than Hotels. Might still be worth a look!