WeWork
Redwood Partners Acquires Metro LA Asset for $61M
Newmark Knight Frank’s Capital Markets team represented the seller, a joint venture between Singerman Real Estate and Ocean West Capital Partners, in its disposition of the Long Beach office building.
WeWork, ASOS Sign Full-Building Leases in London Submarkets
Kennedy Wilson secured long-term agreements with the coworking giant and the leading online retail group, marking two of the largest European deals in the company’s history.
Commerz Real Pays $194M for Chicago Office Building
The investment management affiliate of a Germany-based financial institution has acquired The National, an historic 520,000-square-foot asset.
WeWork Expands Presence in NYC
The global network of workspaces signed a 61,375-square-foot lease with Winter Properties LLC, taking the entire office component of a Class A building in Greenwich Village.
Risky Business: Report Ranks Global Investment Hazards
Scope Investors Services looked at 52 countries to assess potential risks of real estate markets and found Australia and the U.S. were the safest for investments and Argentina and Venezuela were the riskiest.
European Credit Agency Evaluates WeWork Growth
The report from Scope Ratings and Scope Risk Solutions examines the ability of the high-profile coworking space provider to maintain its growth rate and the risks it poses to building owners.
WeWork Takes Full-Building Office Lease in Manhattan
The deal marks the shared office provider’s third lease at a Columbia Property Trust-owned building in the borough. The two companies intend to convert the 102-year-old property into boutique office space.
What’s Driving Twin Cities’ Office Market?
Marcus & Millichap Senior Associate Claire Roberts discusses the evolution and current state of the metro’s office market, and she also shares her predictions.
WeWork Signs Full-Building Lease in NYC
The company will occupy the 138,000-square-foot office segment of the newly repositioned 609 Fifth Avenue building in Midtown Manhattan.
Coworking Space on the Upswing
Cushman & Wakefield finds that inventory in the office niche has increased by 5 million square feet every year over the last three years.