After More Than A Year, WeWork Finally Closes On Lord & Taylor Building

The coworking giant paid $850M for the iconic building.

Andy Florance On Buying STR, WeWork's Failed IPO And What CoStar Buys Next

CoStar Group's CEO explains why he's paying $450M for a hotel research firm and "the range of emotions" he felt watching WeWork's botched attempt to public.

TIAA And Partners Stump Up Cash To Cure Debt Breach On Giant WeWork London Deal

A consortium including TIAA has put up cash to avoid breaching a loan covenant on a London office complex bought with and occupied by WeWork.

Flex Office Software Platform That Counts JLL, WeWork As Clients Lands Funding For U.S. Expansion

With 25 customers in the U.S., Valve expects to increase that fivefold with the seed money.

At 32% Vacant, TIAA And WeWork Extend Loan On £590M City Office Scheme

The joint venture has paid back £83M of debt secured against Devonshire Square already.

LuxUrban Faces $83M Lawsuit From REIT As More Landlords Try To Evict 'WeWork For Hotels'

Multiple landlords have filed suit against LuxUrban in the last month, as the publicly traded hotel company battles plummeting share prices.

NYC Real Estate Icon Bill Rudin on Disruptive Technology, WeWork and the Family Business

Rudin Management CEO Bill Rudin talks his approach to office.

Co-Living Company Raises €1B For Massive U.K. And European Push To Become 'The WeWork Of Co-Living'

Medici and Corestate team up for the largest ever co-living investment program.

Design Now, Pay Later: Bruntwood Rentalises Everything As It Fights Back Against WeWork

Bruntwood introduces made & managed service rentalising design and fit out as competition from coworking serviced operators grows

Douglas Jemal On Developing New York Avenue, Leasing To WeWork And His Next Move

Douglas Development is preparing to break ground on the 16-acre New City DC, the latest in a series of Northeast D.C. projects for the firm.