Next For WeWork: Saved By A White Knight Or Sucked Into A Black Hole?
The clock is ticking for WeWork and landlords that stand to lose big if it implodes.
The clock is ticking for WeWork and landlords that stand to lose big if it implodes.
Though talks have not been finalized, multiple outlets have reported that SoftBank and The We Company have come to a buyout agreement worth up to $8B.
The leaders of Industrious, Breather, Serendipity Labs and others point out they don't share WeWork's financial strategy.
As WeWork's approaching IPO draws widespread skepticism, IWG may follow suit with a much smaller valuation but actual profitability to sell investors on.
Can WeWork bring this sucker down?
A WeWork lease in Ballston and a Silver Spring apartment sale were revealed in Q2 earnings releases, plus an update on Park Hotels' acquisition of Chesapeake.
The We Company doesn't have enough money to make it through November, and banks like JPMorgan Chase are reportedly scrambling to prop it up.
Cresa's new hire brings an understanding of Bay Area occupiers she honed while helping lead HQ by WeWork.
Flexible offices could be even more profitable if operators reallocated space within them
Quantitative hedge fund Two Sigma kicks off property investment platform.
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