The more than 220 landlords across 37 U.S. cities that lease space to WeWork could be exposed to some of the biggest risks — or rewards — of the coworking giant's operations, the company acknowledged this week as it released filings in advance of plans to go public.
WeWork's Top Landlords Could Feel Burn in Downturn
But Coworking Giant Insists It Is Built to Be Resilient
CoStar News
August 15, 2019 | 3:12 P.M.
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