ABS in Mind: WeWork, the “unwanted” tenant Ep02 091119

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With a looming IPO, WeWork has topped the business headlines in the past weeks. From the buzz around valuation cuts, to management conflicts, and dropping bond values, the real estate firm has the markets divided on the resilience of its model. In this episode of ABS in Mind, we dive into the CMBS investors’ perspective, discuss the latest chatter among the landlords and brokers and hear the European perspective. Our guest for this episode is Manus Clancy, managing director at analytics platform Trepp.

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