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Chinese co-working startup UrWork is bringing its flexible office model to Los Angeles County this month, marking its first centre in the US as a legal battle disrupts the company’s planned New York debut.
UrWork has announced it will open… Read More>>
URWork, the Beijing-based shared office unicorn, has flexed its fundraising muscles once again by completing a new funding round for RMB 200 million ($30 million) from KCC, a state-owned developer based in the city of Kunming.
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China’s URWork has joined forces with an American flexible office provider to open its first US location in downtown Manhattan, as the battle for co-working domination intensifies. The $1.3 billion Beijing startup that aims to be China’s answer to WeWork… Read More>>
Shared office unicorn URWork has just closed another round of funding, with Beijing Aikang Group injecting RMB 200 million ($29.4 million) into the startup that aims to be China’s answer to WeWork, the company announced this week.
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Co-working pioneer WeWork made global headlines a year ago when it opened in Shanghai, marking the first foothold in the world’s second largest economy for the $20 billion co-working company.
But it didn’t take long for China’s local players to… Read More>>
Investors are continuing to bet on China’s flexible real estate startups as a trio of sharing economy property players have raised a combined $136 million in new funding from venture capitalists and mainland corporates.
The new commitments include RMB 400… Read More>>
Singapore’s GIC is leading a RMB 100 million round of investment in Beijing-based lifestyle real estate startup 5Lmeet, according to a statement released on 5Lmeet’s official WeChat account Monday.
This marks the sovereign wealth fund’s first foray into China’s red… Read More>>
The global co-working craze continues to grab headlines here in Asia as a pair of deals this week push one of China’s top shared office players to a $1 billion valuation, and a Singaporean developer bets on its own mainland… Read More>>
CapitaLand has just turned up the flame under China’s red hot co-working market through a tie-up with Beijing-based shared office provider URWork.
Under the terms of a partnership announced on Friday between Singapore’s largest real estate developer and the co-working… Read More>>
China’s largest developer scored its biggest profits ever in 2015, but still fell short of analyst expectations. Meanwhile local competition for WeWork readies for the US coworking giant’s market entry with a fresh round of venture capital. Read on for… Read More>>
