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Collapse in letting activity tells in Birmingham H1 deals figures.
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A WeWork spokesperson confirmed it is closing its Manhattan Laundry, Wonder Bread Factory and 718 7th St. NW spaces, all buildings owned by Douglas Development.
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WeWork rejects option of repricing offices to take into account social distancing coronavirus
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WeWork completes Manchester rethink, cuts Birmingham outlets
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After what it describes as rousing success in a pilot program in New York over the summer, WeWork is expanding its On Demand offering to 160 U.S. locations.
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WeWork Executive Chairman Marcelo Claure said recently that former CEO Adam Neumann had violated the terms of a consulting contract that was part of his buyout.
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WeWork signs Deloitte for 35K SF soon to be occupied by Amazon as Manchester office market turns summersaults.
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WeWork burned more than a half-billion in its cash reserves during the third quarter.
WeWork plans Feb. 26 closures for spaces in Crystal City, Dupont Circle, Chinatown and the H Street corridor.
WeWork offers flexible package to small businesses to tempt them away from working at home.
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