x
Breaking News
More () »

WeWork acquiring DFW co-working company Common Desk

Common Desk, founded in 2012, has expanded to serve 4,000 customers at nearly two dozen locales.
Credit: Courtesy of Getty Images

DALLAS — This story originally appeared in the Dallas Business Journal.

WeWork is acquiring a North Texas co-working company.

The well-known New York firm has signed a deal for Common Desk, which has sites throughout the Dallas area and beyond, the companies said on Tuesday.

The terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Common Desk, founded in 2012, has expanded to serve 4,000 customers at nearly two dozen locales. With the deal, it will operate under the name “Common Desk, a WeWork Company," the statement said.

"Over the course of the past several months, I’ve gotten to know WeWork, its CEO — Sandeep Mathrani — and the entire executive leadership team," CEO Nick Clark told the Dallas Business Journal. "This time has led me to see that WeWork is an organization with values that align with Common Desk. After spending so much time with the leaders of WeWork and establishing relationships with everyone I’ve met, I wholeheartedly trust that Sandeep and his executive leadership team will be great partners to take us into this next phase of Common Desk."

Go here to continue reading this story from our partners at the Dallas Business Journal

    

Before You Leave, Check This Out