Originally Posted by
trader_jackson
Retirement villages (at least those who aren't as reliant on build rates and have a solid, profitable, care operation) should really be able to ride this out better than that of say retail (eg Michael Hill) who now will have to close down completely and may find (when things do open back up) there is no money to purchase jewellery while there is a near endless stream of people getting older, needing increased community, security and care, every minute/day/hour... and yet the share price of the operators would indicate they are in the same, if not worse, boat than the like of say Michael Hill.