NEW YORK -- As WeWork shifts from rapid expansion to leaner growth, the slowdown in signings of new lease agreements could have broader implications for the New York real estate market, where the office-sharing startup is the biggest private-sector office tenant.
"It's clear WeWork has had a far more outsized impact on the market than people generally realized," Dan Alpert, a managing partner at New York-based investment bank Westwood Capital, told the Nikkei Asian Review.
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