> Not only did it revolutionize the commercial property business Did it though? WeWork still isn't in any of the cities near me, and there's been plenty of co

> Not only did it revolutionize the commercial property business Did it though? WeWork still isn't in any of the cities near me, and there's been plenty of co-working, "rent-a-desk/cube/table/office", shared workspace places around for a long while. WeWork's pricing is ludicrous to boot. The main difference I can see is WeWork has gotten VC money to grow larger than just a single building - which is how most of the other co-working places operate.