Central Bank’s former Dame Street headquarter office gets new lease of life as flexible workspace giant finally takes over
WeWork
Returns of toppled politicians and CEOs follow trend for embracing failure
Co-working company filed for bankruptcy last year
Deloitte step in to recover debt on building acquired by South Korean Reit for €106.5m in 2018
Entrepreneur says he is partnering with Third Point but hedge fund says it has not committed to participating in any deal
Sale exposes fault lines in London’s office market created in part by soaring interest ratess
The desk-renting start-up’s implosion ought to teach investors not to bet the future on the recent past
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WeWork’s bankruptcy, the jailing of Sam Bankman-Fried and the collapse of the NFT market are all inevitable, investor-ruining consequences of an extended period of ultra-low rates
Questions remain about the future shape of Central Plaza on Dame Street and the former Clerys site on O’Connell Street
Market sources have estimated WeWork’s total footprint in Dublin to be around 37,000sq m
New York company is one of biggest tenants in Dublin and planned to occupy most of the former Central Bank building on Dame Street
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