Washington Business Journal: Douglas Development goes into the coworking business, using former WeWorks

By Editor On Jul 14, 2021 Last updated Jul 14, 2021

Three former WeWork locations in D.C. are coming back to life as new coworking spaces owned by their landlord, Douglas Development Corp.

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