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WeWork Report Shows 9.9% Footprint Growth as New Coworking Operators Target Dallas, Plano and Austin

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WeWork's mid-year analysis of its global membership finds companies holding more space on deals that barely changed in size, a shift playing out in Texas as Dallas-Fort Worth ranks among the nation's three largest coworking markets and new operators set their sights on Plano and Austin.

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