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Joined March 2017
That’s quite a thread Nick. Might be an inappropriate word but, beautifully put. The only way around ..... you’ll get there.
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Because their landlords are bound to say ‘sure - no problem’....
Knotel “plans to walk away from about 1 million square feet of space” buff.ly/2Rnw6XW
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Hmm. Far too binary a position. WFH can, of course, be acceptable. As can working from an office. Neither, alone, is an acceptable solution. The future office is not just an iteration of the past office.
The pandemic could make most sectors realise that WFH is not acceptable, especially for workforces mostly living in small flats in London. The office market will survive when this is over one day, with occupiers prioritising the best smart, tech enabled, healthy buildings.
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10 Futuristic Trends for Coworking Spaces in 2020 – Coworking Mag coworkingmag.com/blog/cowork…
What's Next For Coworking? 11 Experts Share Their Views | AllWork.Space allwork.space/2019/12/whats-…
Help yourself!
Beijing university’s campus handling the delivery of Single’s Day purchases. 😃🚀 This was just one out of many pick up location on campus. 🙈🙈🙈 —— #china #double11 #ashleytalks #ecommerce #alibaba
Not really. Partnership deals are not new. Just historically relatively uncommon. In the future they will become much more common. They align interests and reduce risks.
While #coworking giant WeWork battles ongoing liabilities from its rapid expansion and failed IPO, a newer flexible-office product is spreading its wings in Texas and attempting to cut costs associated with coworking and traditional office products. bit.ly/2Xed8EU
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Did not realise Neumann was going to still be involved for four years. To me his behaviour (epically self serving and contemptuous of employees) tarnishes the Brand. By keeping him involved, that stink of psychopathic behaviour and greed stays with them. #ThereAreOtherOptions
New York Times: most interesting bit is near the end: WeWork (then) boss, Adam Neumann threatened to “bury” rival Industrious during private jet conversation with CEO by offering up to three years rent free incentives to Industrious tenants. nytimes.com/2019/10/24/busin…
Yes indeed. Great opportunity.
Opportunities like this are few and far between...
Lots of this happening now. Really the same as old school ‘flat shares’ - but better. tech.eu/brief/danish-proptec…
Epic thread. Humans can be good.
I just lost my wallet on the way home from work. I didn't have much identifying info in there so a good Samaritan got in touch with my via my... bank account 🤯 4x transfers of £0.01 each with a reference up to 18 chars
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But is it enough?
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Number of centres is a rotten metric though. Amount of space, and % of total stock is what matters. Number is pretty useless on its own. nitter.cf/richardalondon/status/…
My take on this - from January. Are you a Chicken or a Pig? antonyslumbers.com/theblog/2…
WeWork’s Latest Threat: Old-School Landlords Trying to Copy WeWork - The Wall Street Journal apple.news/AtLa5LV51QDKF_yx8…
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Things are changing ...
'We Are Done With WeWork' For Now: Office Landlords And Coworking Players On The State Of Coworking 🤔 bisnow.com/houston/news/cowo…
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