I believe once you start hitting the 8 to 10 people, WeWork makes you sign up for a 1-year agreement since it's more difficult for them to find new occupants fo

I believe once you start hitting the 8 to 10 people, WeWork makes you sign up for a 1-year agreement since it's more difficult for them to find new occupants for those spaces. Not sure about the exact number as it may differ per location. As for signing/leaving leases, the experience is comparable. You can leave any lease if you're willing to pay the penalties defined without much of a hassle. Usually, the hassle has to do with the renegotiation of the terms. But I do agree, WeWork has been more flexible about breaking the initial agreement.