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How will WeWork’s woes affect the London property market?

WeWork, the office rental company that saw its value collapse after abandoning its IPO, is one of London’s biggest tenants. John Stepek charts the company’s fall from grace and asks what it means for London’s commercial property market.

by: John Stepek
8 Oct 2019

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