My best guess would be to put off listing until after the shelter in place/restricted business is lifted. The market is paralyzed with fear at the present time. ABoR has put out no live showings, no open houses, etc... until further notice. This has to disrupt the buying/selling cycle as we know it. Many potential and current buyers are now out of the market due to layoffs, oil cratering, portfolio losses and general uncertainty. The mortgage industry is in knots, navigating thru unchartered water. They know they have to, but no-one wants to buy a loan in which the collateral value has a very good chance of declining.
The elected officials who have shut down the U.S. economy will be quickly learning about unintended consequences.
If there was a deadline/ measurement scale of declining cases to let the American people know when they can get back to work and let business owners plan to recover, there would be a little more clarity about what to do next. Until then, nothing is going to happen.
If people have to buy/sell now, it will be done virtually from start to finish. This may be come more normalized, but it is just starting out. Expect a few hiccups along the learning curve.