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WeWork, in First Report as Publicly Traded Company, Narrows Loss as Leasing Gains

Third-Quarter Leasing Volume in New York Was Bigger Than Major Office Landlords', Company Says
WeWork posted a smaller loss in the third quarter and expects to break even in the first half of 2022. (Getty Images)
WeWork posted a smaller loss in the third quarter and expects to break even in the first half of 2022. (Getty Images)
CoStar News
November 15, 2021 | 8:48 P.M.

Global shared office space provider WeWork, in its first financial report as a publicly traded company, said cutting costs led to a smaller loss and it expects the hybrid working trend will help it break even in next year’s first half.

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