We consider many buildings in the markets in which we’re located but of course may not proceed with all of them. WeWork has abandoned two deals for office space in Dublin and has pulled out of discussions for a third, the Irish Times has reported. The company said it had decided to pull its sponsorship deal with the National University Hospital after being approached by an anonymous source who claimed that the hospital was planning on moving into the building. The preliminary talks related to a property at Ballymore and Oxley’s Dublin Landings. The co-working company previously pulled out of negotiations for a property at Central Quay. WeWork remains the largest provider of flexible offices in Dublin, with 425,000 sq ft and commitments for a further 165,000 sq ft.
WeWork has abandoned two deals for office space in Dublin and has pulled out of discussions for a third, the Irish Times has reported. The company said it had decided to pull its sponsorship deal with the National University Hospital after being approached by an anonymous source who claimed that the hospital was planning on moving into the building. The preliminary talks related to a property at Ballymore and Oxley’s Dublin Landings. The co-working company previously pulled out of negotiations for a property at Central Quay. WeWork remains the largest provider of flexible offices in Dublin, with 425,000 sq ft and commitments for a further 165,000 sq ft.