Landlords have little interest in taking on WeWork as a new tenant while it is struggling to shore up its finances
Turmoil at WeWork is causing the shared-office-space company to all but stop signing new leases, a fresh blow to New York City’s already softening commercial real-estate market.
Since We Co. Chief Executive Adam Neumann stepped down on Tuesday, the company has reversed its rapid growth strategy, looking to slow its expansion, shed head count and assets, and move closer to profitability.
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