
WeWork Holds Leverage Over Landlords in Threatened Bankruptcy
By James Nani, Reporter Coworking giant WeWork is flirting with bankruptcy, raising the prospect that its hundreds of landlords around the world could be forced
Keen-Summit Capital Partners LLC is a real estate brokerage and workout firm and an investment banking firm specializing in special situations, restructurings, bankruptcies, receiverships and Article 9 sales.
With a particular expertise in workouts and restructurings, we represent, across industries, property owners and developers, retail and commercial tenants, commercial and industrial businesses as well as their sponsors and lenders. Clients benefit from our reputation for excellence and integrity, extraordinary industry experience, in-depth market knowledge, time-tested business approach, deep industry relationships, workout and bankruptcy expertise, and exceptional execution capabilities.
We provide a full suite of specialized real estate brokerage and auction services, along with workout and restructuring services, for all property types and across geographies.
We provide exceptional lease restructuring and renegotiation services for retail, restaurant, commercial and industrial tenants. We have worked on tens of thousands of leases, saving billions of dollars for our clients.
In conjunction with Summit Investment Management, we provide investment banking services to:
We invest opportunistically to buy real estate, buy debt, and to provide DIP financing and rescue capital.
We’ve advised and sold over 30K commercial properties.
Over $3 billion has changed hands under our watch.
We’ve expertly negotiated for over 3 billion sq. ft. of property
By James Nani, Reporter Coworking giant WeWork is flirting with bankruptcy, raising the prospect that its hundreds of landlords around the world could be forced
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