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Some Landlords Sign WeWork Leases After Failed IPO and Strategy Concerns

Manulife California Property Acquisition, Large Leases Move Forward
WeWork is scheduled to take space in the Wells Fargo Center in Sacramento, California. (CoStar)
WeWork is scheduled to take space in the Wells Fargo Center in Sacramento, California. (CoStar)
By Mark Heschmeyer and Randyl Drummer
October 2, 2019 | 9:23 P.M.

WeWork remains part of several prominent U.S. real estate deals, showing landlord interest in the shared office provider after it scrapped its initial public offering and endured public criticism of its business model and the downgrade of an already junk-bond level credit rating.

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