After WeWork, Real-Estate Startups Rethink Pursuit of Fast Growth

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Property firms are learning they can’t expand at the same breakneck speed as an online marketplace or social network, leading some to tap the brakes on growth

Startup companies often prioritize growth to establish dominance in an industry before competitors can get a foothold. But in industries like co-working and hospitality, the costs of leasing or renovating space can make pursuing rapid growth expensive and inefficient.

 

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With stable jobs and salaries to raise real estate sales, because firms’ offices need rooms and labor can afford. The powerful clients always prefer the advanced facilities,and clean beautiful environments. Jobs and salaries are also booming the private affordable housing market.

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We need to just stop thinking of 'fast-growth' all together. It typically means: - Inflated Value - No sustainable business model - The entire vision is optimized around 'Selling fast'

really? you can't just virtualize apartments on the cloud? HaaS housing as a service eh eh ?

WeWork is in real trouble without further cash advances from Softbank

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