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WeWork’s Chinese rival URWork to open first NYC location
The Real Deal Magazine The company is entering a highly competitive market, where dozens of co-working firms battle for a small but growing pool of customers. In May, co-working company Work Better shuttered its Bryant Park location amid heightened competition. [Mingtiandi] … |
WeWork’s Chinese rival URWork to open first NYC location – The Real Deal Magazine
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