Asia real estate and outbound investment news
While WeWork’s IPO fiasco continues to shake the co-working universe, the world’s largest serviced office provider has announced that it has begun making available franchise opportunities under its Regus and Spaces brands in Hong Kong.
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News reports this week indicate that the We Company, the parent of co-working giant WeWork has postponed its planned IPO until at least next month.
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Earlier this year bankers from Goldman Sachs were said to speak of WeWork as a company worth as much as $65 billion after it quietly filed for an IPO in late 2018. That valuation could still happen someday, but not… Read More>>
The owners of WeWork have decided to push forward with an IPO roadshow starting this coming week, according to media reports, but that sale may be at a valuation as much as 79 percent below what shares in the company… Read More>>
Just days before final bids were due to be received in a proposed sale of The Executive Centre, the shareholders of the Hong Kong-based shared office provider have halted the sale, according to a statement received by Mingtiand from the… Read More>>
The kick off of marketing for an initial public offering of shares in the We Company, the parent of shared office provider WeWork is said to be in doubt as the group’s promoters struggle to win over skeptical investors.
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Executives at the We Company, the parent of shared office provider WeWork, are considering lowering the valuation for an upcoming initial public offering by around 50 percent, according to multiple news accounts citing sources familiar with the company’s plans.
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While the real estate world turns its eyes to WeWork’s impending $3.5 billion IPO, the company behind Regus, which operates five times more flexible office globally than the co-working pioneer, is expanding a franchising program in a bid to offer… Read More>>
Despite daily protests that have brought real estate activity to new lows in Hong Kong, co-working operator WeWork has continued to take up more space in the world’s most expensive office market.
The New York-based shared space specialist is said… Read More>>
WorkTech is set to launch its first co-working location in Taipei, a 2,000 square metre (21,528 square feet) space in the city’s hipster-favoured Zhongshan district that will open next month.
The eight-year-old Hong Kong-based company is the latest shared office… Read More>>
