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For actually useful comparisons, look at Regus/IWG which is larger and more profitable: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IWG_plc https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/
by jngreenlee 7y ago
For actually useful comparisons, look at Regus/IWG which is larger and more profitable:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IWG_plc https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IWG_plc
I have used Regus on and off in the US for a decade. I also have a free WeWork subscription through my AMEX platinum (boosting numbers pre-IPO?).
Regus is actually better run and more comfortable...just doesn't have the millenial loft vibe. I think that vibe is costing them too much for a real estate play!
- servercobra 7y agoWoah, didn't realize Amex had that benefit. Looks like I'm signing up!
- xeroaura 7y agoLooks to be business Amex Plat only for 1 year of free WeWork.
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- AgloeDreams 7y agoSee I always thought WeWork's issues were location related, that the real estate costs were just so massive. Just look at their NYC locations, they have the entirety of the top floor of the Fulton st station, it's gorgeous but seemingly very expensive to rent, I'm sure the crazy busy small Shake Shack downstairs makes a month's worth of the (Upstairs) WeWork's payments every week. But you're right, the other more enclosed locations (like 85 broad) are more comfortable too.
- jngreenlee 7y agoI would also agree with you. They seem to have a focus on some top tier locations for their brand. IWG/Regus is not nearly so fancy...but they do have more locations, more suburban coverage, and usually in typical office parks. Which, FWIW, probably benefits a more money-ready segment of the population...middle class, middle aged, professional class.