Co-working firms account for almost 10% of all new office leases in Manhattan, raising concern “I don’t know anyone who’s doing it at scale, and to be honest with you, I don’t know how you do it. that their liabilities aren't matching assets. The city has been trying to get the co-ops back on track since they were shut down by a state judge last year.
Co-working firms account for almost 10% of all new office leases in Manhattan, raising concern that their liabilities aren't matching assets. The city has been trying to get the co-ops back on track since they were shut down by a state judge last year.