WeWork Chills On The Pace Of London Expansion
Even though it slowed down, WeWork still took 650K SF last year
Even though it slowed down, WeWork still took 650K SF last year
Central Working had a good brand and big revenues, but it could not sustain itself as a loss-making business.
The Trampery's ethos is pervading real estate at last.
How do you bring a business back in from the cold?
Developers and landlords look to define the office of the future.
Supply and demand have both risen, but the price that operators can charge has dropped.
Competition could send desk rates down in London
Data shows flexible office has proved more resilient in a downturn than many expected.
A landmark judicial review is set to shape the future of business rates for flexible office operators and their tenants.
WeWork take third Manchester base in deal with Teswco Pension Fund
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