Those are all more than 90% leased but is on the schedule. Until that time, we tend to carry the rents at what we initially underwrote.

It sounds like you have about $150 million or so rough numbers on condo sales. And on average, how long you think individual projects will be delayed in terms of deliveries?Sure, Nick, this is Matt. (Page 2) Tim?Yes, thanks, Jason. View Tim Naughton, PE’S profile on LinkedIn, the world's largest professional community. Projects indicated in green have seen relatively little impact, while those in yellow have been proceeding at a significantly reduced pace, and those in red are temporarily shut down except for basic life safety and asset preservation activity.Residential Construction is considered an essential activity in many jurisdictions. You know, the deals that are delivering in 2021 -- first deliveries in 2021 are deals that generally were started in the last year if call it, you know, because otherwise they'd be delivering sooner than that. He has served as Chairman of the Board since May 2013, as Chief Executive Officer since January 2012, and as President since February 2005. So, and we don't really need much of that at all. I think two of those nine -- and we did buy two parcels of land in the first quarter deals that could have been or could be 2020 starts. I would expect it to stand up pretty well relative to the rest of the world, John.We'll take our next question from Austin Wurschmidt with KeyBanc.Hi. See the complete profile on LinkedIn and discover Tim’s connections and jobs at similar companies. ... Admiral McRaven addresses the University of Texas at Austin Class of 2014 - Duration: 19:27. You know, I don't have that right in front of me in terms of the composition of it, but I mean, I would say that virtual tours, you know, for our business, you know, are not nearly as effective as self-guided tours or escorted tours. I mean, between the knowledge base, knowledge nature of the economy, the federal government, state local governments are going to be pinched and are beginning to see cutbacks there. So that's maybe a third of our 19 that are actively underway right now. So I think it takes a while to work its way through the system, and probably we'll see it first in some of the early trades were -- like concrete or site -- or paving where deals aren't starting. We'll see what happens. It was a solid quarter.

Just following up on the development discussion.

As are running about 100 basis points higher than Bs at this point in time. Austin, Texas, 78701, But not as much in areas of the federal government. Not only in our communities, but at our offices as well. Greater Boston Area. Understood. Thanks, Sean. So as of today, we have 41 units closed and have generated 1$29 million. In fact, if you go back to our first quarter call, we had 54 contracts at that time. I think Tim wanted to add something.Yes, Austin. On the high end it was 13.5% range.So, you know, I would say, you know, it's going to be, you know, something feels better, that weren't -- that were sort of time -- the worst that started with construction costs peaky and delivering in the depressed environment.

Two quick questions. That's who we're dealing with. The Pack ended the season with a 36-25 record with a third straight campaign in which the team concluded the year in the NCAA Regionals. View Tim Naughton’s professional profile on LinkedIn. Certainly, we talked about it by segmenting in terms of what was presented on the slides in my prepared remarks. [Operator Instructions] We will take our next question from Hardik Goel with Zelman.Thank you. Tim Naughton is on Facebook. In your mind, the price point of your portfolio in the D.C. metro and the employer base, now that it's shifted, is D.C. different this time, or would you still put it up there against any other market the next 12 months, 24 months, just in terms of rent growth and occupancy trends?I think based on what we know as of now, and just thinking about the composition of the workforce, I think D.C. should hold up relatively well. Most of the studios and other businesses producing content have been shut down for several weeks now. I will provide a brief commentary on the slides that we posted last night. I mean, Austin, we're probably going to have to throw out a more fulsome update on what we expect our capital plan to be for 2020 when we have our mid-year call and provide -- have clear visibility on a whole range of things, including not only NOI, but also investment activity and capital markets activity. Update Profile. Civitas brings together leading-edge technology, design thinking, and data science in its mission to help a million more college students learn well and finish strong. I can share a few thoughts on that just -- we've looked at collection rates in maybe a few different ways. We may not need to raise as much as all that but I think the bottom line answer to your question is why we haven't upgraded our guidance. And if you look at the collection rates by segment, the rate for our market rate customers was the highest, with our corporate housing or short term rental customers, which only represent 3% of build residential revenue, the lowest.In terms of May collections, over the past few days, we're trending at about 94.5% of normal levels or about 150 basis points behind April, but it's early in the month. 100 Congress Ave, Ste 400, Austin, Texas, 78701, United States.

Then there's three other communities where we have enough leasing done that we've reflected the most current rents there on the chart there on Attachment 8. To the extent we delay deals this year, it means we're probably going to have more stacking up in 2021 or 2022.

We'd expect that to continue. I think it's probably a reasonable conclusion from what we see. Civitas Learning. Both of these types of opportunities offer flexibility to align timing with favorable conditions in the construction and capital markets.