WeWork Continues Ruffling Feathers, Starts Investment Arm
Already a divisive figure in office real estate, WeWork is expanding into acquisitions. Its various ventures strike some landlords and brokers as an invasion.
Already a divisive figure in office real estate, WeWork is expanding into acquisitions. Its various ventures strike some landlords and brokers as an invasion.
Even though it slowed down, WeWork still took 650K SF last year
Houston-based commercial property manager Seth Eslami is tired of tearing apart offices. His modular pod solution fits in a box.
Convene is leasing multiple floors at One Liberty Plaza, its largest location yet.
WeWork and an Elon Musk entity are competing to build a large co-living and co-working campus at this San Francisco development site.
Convene is launching a new product that gives landlords and building owners more build and design control.
As the sharing economy grows and as office tenants and homeowners alike downsize, real estate has had to find creative ways to maximize the value of spaces.
Rival startups are getting investor backing to take a shot at Airbnb's market.
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