WeWork

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused turmoil and operational adjustments in the business world, but real estate developers said the office market shouldn’t change much in northwest Arkansas. read more >

WeWork of New York City is no longer associated with the 230,000-SF office building, now called The Ledger, currently under construction in downtown Bentonville. read more >

WeWork Labs of New York City will hold a launch for its northwest Arkansas program Oct. 29 in Bentonville. read more >

Plans for a 228,000-SF office and mixed-used building in downtown Bentonville were submitted to the city Monday. You can see plans for the project right here. read more >

A good book will always be better than a bad podcast, of which there are many. read more >

Bentonville developer Josh Kyles said his planned 200,000-SF office building in downtown Bentonville is progressing despite the doom and gloom surrounding partner WeWork of New York. read more >

From Wells Fargo to the Razorbacks, severance packages are getting heavy for those given the heave-ho. read more >

A planned 200,000-SF WeWork office project in downtown Bentonville should not be affected by the turmoil surrounding the parent company. read more >

Flexible workspaces are attracting businesses of all sizes because they offer affordable short-term leases, collaboration, networking and a professional aesthetic along with a turnkey setup, according to providers in Arkansas. read more >

WeWork is a 9-year-old New York company that builds and runs shared office spaces in more than 100 cities worldwide. It announced April 1 that it would expand its operations to Bentonville at a soon-to-be-developed space at 224 S. Main St. that it hopes to open in 2021. read more >

WeWork, the New York City-based company that provides workplaces for startups, freelancers and other organizations, announced Monday that it will add a 200,000-SF location on South Main Street in Bentonville. read more >