(Bloomberg) -- WeWork signed a lease in lower Manhattan for a new location as coworking demand in the city rises. The firm is ...

The outlet said WeWork also ditched two floors at 25 West 45th St. in Midtown Manhattan. And in 2022, WeWork also bailed on a lease for 112,000 square feet of space in a building in the Chicago ...

WeWork's very own Manhattan headquarters is set to close as part of its bankruptcy restructuring. REUTERS In a move signaling the tumultuous saga of WeWork’s financial woes, the company’s very ...

WeWork rents 6.4 million square feet across more than 70 locations in Manhattan, a top city office-leasing expert estimated for Crain’s. That figure couldn’t be verified independently, but it ...

WeWork has 87 locations in New York, according to the company’s website. In its most recent quarterly report , WeWork said the majority of its 2023 revenue comes from New York, San Francisco and ...

WeWork Inc.’s former New York headquarters spot has been taken by a coworking competitor, Industrious. Industrious said it signed a 10-year agreement to manage office space at Tower 49 in ...

WeWork's Manhattan headquarters in Chelsea. The company is one of the biggest and fastest-growing of the ‘flex space’ office providers. Photo: Steve Remich for The Wall Street Journal ...

Across Manhattan, availability is at a record 19.9% Mangru said — and if WeWork moves to hand space back in large quantities, it would push a decades-high availability rate further northwards.

WeWork’s exit from their buildings would exacerbate the owners’ struggles with vacancy and falling valuations as their mortgages come due. ... WeWork’s NYC landlords owe $2.6B in CMBS debt.

WeWork has already revealed intentions to keep several other offices in Brooklyn and Manhattan and filed a $450 million plan last week to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

WeWork sought permission to reject nine more leases in a court filing Wednesday — including another three in New York City — the latest twist as the coworking giant’s bankruptcy case winds its way ...