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WeWork will close three of its oldest locations in Washington D.C. as the company shifts its focus on its path to profitability and newer spaces.
The company will be closing its Manhattan Laundry, Wonder Bread Factory and 718 Seventh St. NW locations.
“In streamlining our portfolio towards profitable growth, we have decided to move on from WeWork’s Manhattan Laundry, Wonder Bread Factory and 718 7th St. NW locations in Washington, D.C.,” a WeWork spokesperson said. “With numerous excellent WeWork locations in the immediate area, we look forward to providing our members with first-class, flexible space solutions. In consolidating our market footprint, we’re excited to fortify our presence with the very best of our Washington D.C. portfolio.”
Now, the coworking company is looking to relocate the members in those spaces to other WeWork locations in the District.
