By Jack Stubbs WeWork continues to make waves in the commercial real estate industry as it looks to build on the platform it began building in 2010 as a provider of co-working spaces for smaller companies to come together to collaborate. Nearly a decade on from the company’s beginnings, in mid-August of 2018, the company […]
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