Rather than a demise of coworking spaces, experts say WeWork’s collapse presents a silver lining for other coworking companies and landlords facing higher vacancies.
Source: Inman News
WeWork’s collapse presents an opportunity for other companies
Published in Adam Neumann, Agent, coworking, flex space, Markets & Economy, office vacancy, Property Portfolio, Select and WeWork
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