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Market sources have estimated WeWork’s total footprint in Dublin to be around 37,000 sq m

The office space provider operates across seven cities and 50 locations. It claims to have more than 70,000 members and 90,000-plus desks totalling to 6.5 million sq ft. Its member base includes around 80% enterprises with 20% clients coming from SMB, entrepreneurs and the startups segments. “We have seen average prices going up by 10% annually to Rs 20,000 per seat at our centre, with average occupancy of 82%,” said Virwani.

Specific estimates of total impacted locations were not disclosed Monday, but all affected members have received advanced notice, the company said.

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WeWork, once a darling of startup culture that became a high-flying office-sharing behemoth worth $47 billion in 2019, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Now, the company will fight to restructure its business and stay alive.

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A New York judge has demanded that WeWork, which filed for bankruptcy this week, cough up "bank statements, cancelled checks, wire transfers, records of deposits, withdrawal receipts and wire transfer receipts" it has allegedly safeguarded since 2010 in an allegedly deliberate move to breach a Manhattan lease.

WeWork has launched a bankruptcy proceeding that could potentially jolt several office buildings in the Bay Area -- especially if the co-working company terminates leases as it reorganizes its feeble finances.

WeWork will terminate nearly 70 leases amid its bankruptcy filing and 35 of those locations are in New York City.

WeWork's plan to cut locations will save it $720M a year, the company said.