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How Korean investors priced WeWork risk in Dublin

Korean institutional investors have decided the co-working giant’s 20-year tenancy at Dublin’s Charlemont Exchange is worth another 70bps on the city’s prime yield average.

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Jonathan Brasse

23 April 2019•3 mins read

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