An anecdote: I work for a multifamily real estate investment company and we've had 2 dispositions worth $132 million fall through in the past 48 hours. The buyers either got cold feet or their primary equity sources got cold feet. This is going to be a common story for the immediate future in real estate, with deals being delayed or falling through. We should expect RE transaction volume to fall off substantially through at least June, probably longer. We also have several development deals that were in the midst of due diligence on and decided to punt on them last week until this situation has been largely resolved. Definitely a bummer, but don't be surprised to see this become commonplace throughout the real estate world.