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While some say an IPO could quell lingering anxieties, concern about landlords’ growing reliance on coworking providers.
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Serendipity Labs is working to restructure through the Chapter 11 bankruptcy process after failing to refinance a loan this summer.
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The hiring picture for coworking in the second half of 2021.
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New data shows that 2021 was a record year for venture capital funding of proptech startups, and flex operators and other mature firms benefited.
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The company has locations in San Francisco, Philly and Washington, D.C.
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WeWork is moving into the multifamily space with its first-ever agreement with a residential developer and a collaboration with building tech company Latch.
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The coworking sector saw 20% growth between December 2022 and May, with the 15 largest operators adding 252 locations during that period.
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Metropolis Investment Holdings retained JLL to sell the dual-level urban shopping mall in Center City Philadelphia.
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New leases from companies like WeWork, MakeOffices, Industrious, Mindspace, Bond Collective and others are quickly expanding D.C.'s coworking market.
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