Before he was a billionaire, WeWork CEO Adam Neumann was broke. Here's the NYC building where he and his wife lived in a tiny apartment before he built a $47 billion company

Neumann and his wife, Rebekah, once lived"at 166 2nd Avenue [in New York City] in an apartment smaller than this office," he told Business Insider's Alyson Shontell and Rich Feloni in a recent interview.and the median monthly rent in the neighborhood is $3,150.

Here's a look inside the New York building where Neumann and his wife lived before they were billionaires.WeWork CEO Adam Neumann's coworking company is worth $47 billion and filed to go public in December 2018.

And the dumba** sheep will actually believe this sh*t

He will be back living there again soon- this business model makes NO SENSE.

Thanks to dirty Saudi $$$

Forty seven billion dollars and what exactly does his company do ?. Because really. I lived across the street from one of those offices for months and saw nothing but historical art on windows. No activity at all. Hmmmmm.

I love these stories of broke people getting rich! :) Fantastic work, Adam! :)

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WeWork's CEO explains why he thinks his $47 billion company is recession proof, and how he keeps his ego in check as a young billionaireWeWork cofounder and CEO Adam Neumann told Business Insider it is losing money to set up long-term success around the world. Narrator: it wasn't recession proof By the time WeWork would be making money, their 'tenants' will realize that they are paying through the nose. They can do the same work at any Starbucks for free.
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