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Posted: May 11, 2009
Wurk Environments partners with Germany's Excellent Business Ctrs.
Wurk Environments has formed a strategic partnership with Excellent Business Centers, Germany's leading provider of quality business centers for discerning office users, offering 32 locations in cities throughout Germany including four centers in Berlin, three in Frankfurt, and two in Dusseldorf.
The agreement enables Excellent Business Centers' tenants to lease flex office space at Wurk Environments' new Times Sq. flagship at 1515 Broadway, and Wurk tenants, reciprocally, will be able to operate from an overseas European base at any of Excellent's 32 office centers throughout Germany.
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