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The WeWork-leased Watershed Building in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood. Image courtesy of Weber Thompson.
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By Jack Stubbs Many people still think of WeWork as a company that once heightened the prevalence of shared workspaces across the country. In recent years, however, the growing company has moved towards becoming a global landlord and property management firm. With an increasing sphere of influence in the commercial real estate market, WeWork’s enterprise […]

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