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Premier Workspaces Looks to Acquire Locations as WeWork Exits Leases Amid Bankruptcy

The RegistryNovember 17, 20232 Mins read849

Courtesy of WeWork.com

IRVINE, CA – Premier Workspaces, a prominent provider of flexible office space solutions, is actively exploring opportunities to acquire select coworking locations from landlords where WeWork is looking to exit leases due to the company's ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. WeWork, as part of its bankruptcy filing announced that it will reject over 60 leases in the […]

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