ARTICLES LABELLED WITH TAG wework
08
Nov
2023
Nov
2023
WeWork files for bankruptcy in US court
Co-working space provider WeWork, which was once valued at $47 billion, has been forced to file for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the US. The filing is set to provide the company with protection from its creditors and landlords as it restructures its vast debts. Based on its latest share price, WeWork is now worth less than $50 million.
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25
Nov
2019
Nov
2019
Golub GetHouse opens new building of Warsaw complex
The Warsaw Mennica Legacy Tower complex’s Western Building has been opened. The sole tenant of the building is WeWork. The new location of the company will be the largest “flexible space” for lease in the whole Central and Eastern Europe. Arrangement works in the 140-metre-high Tower of the complex will constitute the final stage of the execution of Mennica Legacy Tower.
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05
Oct
2018
Oct
2018
WeWork opens new Warsaw location
WeWork will open its latest location at Warsaw’s Europejski scheme. Europejski, formerly known as the Europejski Hotel, is a mixed-use building offering Class A+ office and retail space. It is also home to the Raffles Europejski Warsaw hotel.
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08
Aug
2018
Aug
2018
WeWork commits to Warsaw
WeWork, flexible workspace provider, has become the sole tenant of office space in the Western Building of the Mennica Legacy Tower, a modern office complex being built by Golub GetHouse and Mennica Polska S.A. at the junction of Prosta and Żelazna streets in Warsaw.
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04
Jul
2018
Jul
2018
WeWork appoints new head for Central Europe
Heiko Himme has been appointed Head of Real Estate Central Europe at WeWork. Currently Head of Office Agency Germany and Team Leader Office Agency Berlin for Cushman & Wakefield, Heiko will join WeWork by the end of the year. Kathrin Hellwig who has been with Cushman & Wakefield since 2013 will take over his responsibilities as Team Leader of Office Agency – Berlin with immediate effect.
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Latest news
- Warsaw office demand hits record high in Q4 2025
- Alto launches second phase resi project in Bratislava
- Bucharest region sees 9-year resi sale fall in Q4 2025
- AFI Czech Republic occupancy rises in 2025
- Regional capital takes the lead as CEE investment markets regain momentum
- Swissôtel opens first Czech Republic hotel in spa town
- Fiege expands to 51,000 sqm at Panattoni Park Moson
- Czech property investment hits record €4.4 billion in 2025
- 7R signs 20,000 sqm lease for hybrid facility near Poznań
- Park Properties attracts partner for luxury villas project near Bucharest
New leases
- TriGranit has signed a lease agreement with Rolling Wireless for more than 1,500 sqm of office space at Bartók Ház in Budapest. As a result of the long-term lease extension and expansion, Rolling Wireless has become the second-largest tenant in the building.
- The first Pan Materac store in Suwałk, which spans nearly 350 sqm, has opened at the BIG Suwałki retail park.
- The recreational offering at Fort Wola has been further enhanced. Zdrofit fitness club, which has operated at the centre since 2024, has expanded its floor space by an additional 790 sqm to house a modern pilates zone. Following this expansion, the club’s total footprint exceeds 2,280 sqm.
New appointments
- Věra Hordóssyová has joined GARBE Group as Account and Financial Manager. She brings over 20 years of experience in finance and accounting, having held roles such as Chief Accountant and Financial Controller.
- Krzysztof Szargawiński has joined Avison Young Poland’s Office Agency team as an Associate Director. In his new role, Krzysztof will be responsible for leading the department’s projects in the Wrocław region. He brings over 20 years of experience in the Polish commercial real estate market, gained primarily in Wrocław, Warsaw, and Katowice.
- Balázs Kun has joined Avison Young Hungary as Director, Industrial, Land & Development. He brings over 5 years of experience in the Hungarian real estate market, most recently serving at CBRE in the Industrial and Logistics department.
