WeWork has underscored its commitment to operating in London, despite the possible disruption caused by Brexit. The spokesperson said: "In a downturn, people want flexibility and community and, as that’s what WeWork offers, we’re confident that we’ll continue to grow at pace. The company said it would continue to operate from offices at Canary Wharf and will be able to use a number of existing facilities including the London Stock Exchange (LSE) building on Paternoster Square as well as The company's optimism is at odds with a recent warning from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, which said 75% of its members said London's commercial property market was entering a downturn.
WeWork has underscored its commitment to operating in London, despite the possible disruption caused by Brexit. The company said it would continue to operate from offices at Canary Wharf and will be able to use a number of existing facilities including the London Stock Exchange (LSE) building on Paternoster Square as well as The company's optimism is at odds with a recent warning from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, which said 75% of its members said London's commercial property market was entering a downturn.