WeWork股票討論區

WeWork's strategy to withhold rent payments is seen as a tactic to force negotiations with landlords. However, many landlords are refusing to agree to lease amendments, making the cost-cutting strategy less successful.

Neumann's potential comeback at WeWork sparks doubts about his capability to revamp the firm. Despite his knack for 'selling the sizzle', his ability to 'sell the steak' and boost business returns is questioned. Third Point's involvement in a possible WeWork deal aligns with a growth/venture profile.

Happy Thanksgiving. I apologize if this is not an appropriate query here. My main vocation is buying real estate and real estate debt from individuals at large discounts when sellers are distressed.
Is there a way to buy the debt of distressed companies at large discounts by ourselves as well? For example, would I be able to buy WeWork debt at prices I dictate, not what a brokerage tries to sell it off for, i.e., for pennies on the dollar? Or a...

David Trainer warns about high valuations for non-profit companies like WeWork, and suggests selling stocks of unprofitable companies. Cole Smead sees WeWork's fall as a peak of US market euphoria.

The failed WeWork IPO and the shift towards remote work questioned the management's capability. Their flawed business model, long-term lease against short-term rentals posed key challenges. Analysts suggested caution towards Joann, The Container Store, and Big Lots due to financial and operational hurdles.

The co-working model as it stands does not appear to be thriving in the current post-pandemic environment and may need to seek out new strategies, such as partnerships with landlords, to regain momentum.