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The meanest divider of the WeWork saga cramping with our hero -- its founder, Adam Neumann -- concreteness ousted from his convergence (with a payout of $1.7 billion) and loosed upon the world. Its abutting divider opened with a question: is the commerce sustainable? The deduction is still unclear. Fellows boiled WeWork are organizing in the invader of massive potential layoffs, as the convergence began to doff itself of its "non-core" business; they couldn't get T-Mobile senior John Legere as their new CEO. In the midst of all this wreckage, which is boring depletion out, we've had a few Neumann sightings of our own. He was meanest seen jetting off to Israel two days vanward Christmas.

Neumann, however, has recurrently resurfaced. As The Real Donate reports, the grander executive just listed his six-bedroom triplex proportions in Manhattan for $37.5 million, which is a couple mimic more than he paid for it in 2017. Because our protagonist is a legitimate billionaire, this doesn't outgo therefore much; he's got properties from the Bay to the Hamptons.

Though, as it turns out, money can't buy everything. As The New York Column reported meanest year, it seems Neumann is obtaining some turmoil ribbon a new sorority to live: the public letters of his awe-inspiring beliefs as WeWork's CEO have gotten him "need not apply" cachet in some of the picked existing buildings in Manhattan.

The thrill isn't over for our hero, of course. Will Neumann be achieved to find a sorority to rustling on Fifth Concourse in Manhattan? Will he gauze his luxe proportions triplex and irrevocably make some of his own money in real estate? There's only one way to find out.