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Real Estate Executives Skeptical a Financial Bailout Can Address WeWork's Flaws

Any Cash Infusion Could Be a Short-Term Fix for the Shared-Office Firm, They Say
A skyscraper in Nashville, Tennessee, which houses WeWork offices. (Getty Images)
A skyscraper in Nashville, Tennessee, which houses WeWork offices. (Getty Images)
By Randyl Drummer and Tony Wilbert
October 23, 2019 | 2:00 AM

Any WeWork financial rescue package may keep it afloat, but some commercial real estate and finance professionals say it doesn't address a key concern: that the shared office provider's business model of signing long-term leases and paying its bills with short-term revenue appears unsustainable.

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