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Three of the New York-based office space-sharing company's largest debts are owed for Boston-area leases, the bankruptcy documents reveal.

Rival coworking operators contend WeWork’s financial problems are not indicative of the sector overall.

C Street Advisory Group is handling WeWork as the office-sharing company files for Chapter 11.

WeWork was once the most valuable US startup, worth $47 billion. It courted investments from blue-chip investors, including SoftBank and venture capital firm Benchmark, as well as major Wall Street Banks including JPMorgan Chase.

The coworking startup, once valued at $47 billion, has filed for bankruptcy protection in the US

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Adam Neumann, WeWork co-founder and former CEO says path to bankruptcy is 'disappointing'

Back in 2019, WeWork was valued at $47 billion and was headed for a blockbuster IPO. Then everything changed.

WeWork said it has entered into a restructuring support agreement with the majority of its stakeholders to slash the companys debt while further evaluating its commercial office lease portfolio.

WeWork could flood the market with office space. Investors care more about where the economy and interest rates are headed.