By Meghan Hall WeWork’s rapid ascension in the commercial real estate world seems to be dissolving as quickly as it came. The New York-based co-working and shared office space firm, which has evolved, in some aspects, into a spin-off of a property management firm, has ended a deal to move into Martin Selig’s 36-story tower […]
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