WeWork looking to slow, but not stop, its roll amid headwinds


It's been the fastest-growing flexible space provider in Greater Washington, but WeWork's decision to table its initial public offering for now doesn't necessarily mean the party's over.

The company plans to honor its recently inked deals in the region and pursue new ones, but not at as fast a clip as it has up until now, according to a WeWork spokesperson. That includes new deals such as with Carr Properties at The Wilson in Bethesda and an expansion with Lerner Enterprises in Tysons.

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