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WeWork reimagines Midtown workspace at 511 Fifth Avenue.

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WeWork opens new location in Manhattan, New York, United States, Northern America, Americas.

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WeWork reimagines Midtown workspace at 511 Fifth Avenue. * WeWork is redesigning its newest Midtown Manhattan location with a more private, hospitality-driven concept * Company leased 37,000 square feet across four floors at 511 Fifth Avenue * New design signals a major shift away from WeWork's older startup-style office layouts What the new WeWork space will include. WeWork is preparing a major redesign of its coworking model at 511 Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. The company recently leased approximately 37,000 square feet across four floors of the Beaux Arts office building located between East 42nd and East 43rd streets. The new location is expected to feature a dramatically different atmosphere from WeWork's earlier industrial-inspired coworking environments, leaning instead into a quieter, more hospitality-focused design. Interior construction is expected to begin this month, with delivery targeted for October or November. What the new design strategy looks like. According to WeWork Chief Design Officer Ebbie Wisecarver, the project reflects a broader evolution in how the company views workplace design. Rather than open-concept startup-style spaces, the new Midtown location will emphasize privacy, comfort, and boutique hotel-inspired interiors. Plans include burgundy carpeted corridors, custom lighting, patterned wallpaper, private work areas, and more...

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Event
New location

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Location
Manhattan, New York, United States

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Ticker
NYSE:WE

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Confidence
37%
Detected
May 13, 2026
signal_type
news
signal_subtype
opens_new_location

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