As the impacts of COVID-19 are looked about the world, land organizations are being affected in various manners, largely dependent on region and asset class. In the close term, the real estate executives are worried about saving worth and liquidity, protecting inhabitants and guests, including complying with governmental agency requirements. Both private and business real estate sectors are required to be hit in term of launches, deals and costs, indicated a Knight Frank India review. Around 42% of the respondents accept that the following 6 months will be one of the most exceedingly awful stages in terms of new supply additions across the major office markets in the country. The greater part of respondents expects that renting action will stay well below par during this period. The private division which previously had worries of weak demand will think that it is hard to launch new projects and complete the ongoing ones because of development halts and work deficiency (labour shortage). The present lockdown has carried the business to a stop position and the recovery curve will rely upon the financial upgrade turned out by the government. “As gradual recovery begins with improvement on this pandemic and things settle over a 12-24 month time horizon," said Sanjay Dutt, MD & CEO, Tata Realty & Infrastructure