By Vladimir Bosanac Most people still identify WeWork as a company that famously popularized shared workspace, but based on some of its recent activities, the firm is moving toward becoming a global landlord and property management firm. In a recent leasing transaction in Seattle, which has not closed, yet, WeWork is squarely positioning itself in […]
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