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The idea itself was born out of a pilot program WeWork launched early this year to help resettle refugees.
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Executives traveled to Israel last week and could be considering raising funds through potential bond sales.
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The co-working giant may soon lease furnished spaces to retail tenants on short-term leases.
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A women's only co-working concept has become so popular it garnered the interest and investment of its biggest competitor.
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WeWork opened on the eighth and ninth floors at 615 South College in August. In 2018, WeWork Stonewall Station will double its space to 90K SF.
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Meetup will continue to operate as its own entity, though the two companies are expected to combine services.
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WeWork plans to open the second location of the Flatiron School, a New York-based coding academy it acquired last month, in Washington D.C. early next year
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Joel Schreiber of Waterbridge Capital was WeWork's first investor, but his vision has come with a trail of lawsuits, missed payments and secrecy.
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WeWork establishing fourth Atlanta co-working location with Cousins Properties in Buckhead, on heels of Serendipity Labs deal at Three Alliance Center.
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The $450M capital injection will push Compass' market value to $2.2B.
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