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The coworking giant paid $850M for the iconic building.
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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.
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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.
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With 25 customers in the U.S., Valve expects to increase that fivefold with the seed money.
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The joint venture has paid back £83M of debt secured against Devonshire Square already.
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Multiple landlords have filed suit against LuxUrban in the last month, as the publicly traded hotel company battles plummeting share prices.
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Rudin Management CEO Bill Rudin talks his approach to office.
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Medici and Corestate team up for the largest ever co-living investment program.
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Bruntwood introduces made & managed service rentalising design and fit out as competition from coworking serviced operators grows
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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.
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