WeWork’s 90-Day Plan Focuses on Its Core Business
On November 21, 2019, WeWork announced layoffs for 2,400 employees, which comes about two weeks after the company released its third quarter
Softbank's WeWork Bailout Offers Landlords Hope
Media outlets are reporting that The We Company agreed to a bailout of sorts from Softbank, The We Company’s largest backer. Details so far
WeWork Does Not Pass Go and Collect its IPO Proceeds
In the last few weeks, so much has transpired in the WeWork universe that it is hard to keep track. Rather than catalogue the happenings in
What Landlords Should Make of WeWork Postponing its IPO
WeWork has two broad challenges to overcome: its substantial losses and its evidently flimsy corporate governance. Realistically, there is
WeWork’s Planned Pre-IPO Debt Issuance Raises Significant Red Flags for Landlords
WeWork Companies, Inc. is reportedly seeking to raise up to $4 billion in debt before its initial public offering (IPO), according to a Wall
Tesla and its Commercial Real Estate Missteps
Tesla is a groundbreaking company and is worthy of praise on many fronts. It has proven that there is a market for the electric car, and it
What Commercial Real Estate can Learn from Newsweek's Unraveling
Newsweek's lower Manhattan offices were raided by the Manhattan District Attorney's office and seized, among other things, the company's...
