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1. OVERVIEW
1.1. Catalyst
1.2. Summary

2. WEWORK IS A LEADING THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE MARKET
2.1. WeWork has established a strong presence in two of the world’s largest financial hubs
2.2. WeWork targets start-ups and millennial’s with flexible work spaces
2.2.1. Short term lease agreements and 24h access have driven appeal
2.3. WeWork strengthened business by attracting global corporations
2.4. WeWork’s business has a Positive impact on the Global economy, business growth and innovation
2.5. Prolific global expansion attracted major investment to drive growth

3. HEADWINDS CAUSED WEWORK TO REASSESS ITS FUTURE STRATEGY
3.1. Year on year losses discouraged investors and offset the company’s planned IPO
3.2. Investors discouraged by corporate governance
3.3. High profile loss making start-ups performed poorly after IPO in 2019
3.4. Flexi workspace rivals IWG offer strong competition
4.1. 1.1. WeWork business structure has been described as being vulnerable to bankruptcy

5. APPENDIX
5.1. Sources
5.2. Further reading

6. ASK THE ANALYST

7. ABOUT MARKETLINE



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Figure 1: WeWork revenue, ($m), 2016 - 2018
Figure 2: The We Company work space
Figure 3: WeWork Graphic
Figure 4: WeWork net loss, ($m), 2016 - 2018
Figure 5: International Workplace Group revenue and net income, ($m), 2014 - 2018

 

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