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Ousted Knotel CEO Says Nepotistic Deal With Newmark Led To Disaster Bankruptcy

Ousted Knotel CEO Says Nepotistic Deal With Newmark Led To Disaster Bankruptcy Knotel CEO Amol Sarva Amol Sarva lost control of Knotel, the flexible workplace company once valued at more than $1B last year, and he is laying the blame at his own feet, he said last week, because he regrets his dealings with the chairman of Newmark and Cantor Fitzgerald. Knotel in February said it would be taken over by Newmark, with the real estate firm providing $20M in debtor-in-possession financing to allow Knotel to keep running through the bankruptcy proceedings. In a video with the YouTube web series The Business of Business, posted last week, Sarva details the circumstances that led up to the startup’s collapse, with nepotism and the “dog-eat-dog” nature of the business listed as primary causes. Ultimately, he said the company is in someone else’s hands, because of his own “bad” decision to accept Newmark funds and “let these guys

Amol Sarva Discusses Howard Lutnick s Role In Knotel Bankruptcy

Amol Sarva and Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick (Sarva via Sasha Maslov, Lutnick via Getty) Amol Sarva has shared new details about how Knotel’s partnership with Newmark turned hostile. In a video interview, Sarva said Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick, whom he holds in low regard, pulled the strings that forced his company into bankruptcy. “It was just like [a] consummate Wall Street type,” Sarva said in a 12-minute interview with Business of Business posted Thursday. Newmark was the stalking-horse bidder in Knotel’s bankruptcy and purchased the company in March. Sarva had reportedly raised more money as recently as January, but could not come up with a way to retain control of the company.

1st hint of progress at Bethlehem Steel s annex building in decades

1st hint of progress at Bethlehem Steel’s annex building in decades Updated 7:30 AM; Today 7:30 AM The Bethlehem Steel General Office building s five-story annex, 715 E. Third St. in Bethlehem.Sara K. Satullo | For lehighvalleylive.com Facebook Share The five-story annex of the Bethlehem Steel General Office building was last used as a temporary school when mold at Freemansburg Elementary displaced students in 2000. Today, visitors to the 120,000-square-foot building at East Third Street and Founder’s Way must don respirators and protective gear to visit the mold-and asbestos-riddled building that once housed Bethlehem Steel mainframe computers. Local developer Michael Perrucci, who owns it and the adjacent 13-story general office building, sees the smaller annex as the perfect way to launch a phased redevelopment of the site. But first he must environmentally clean-up the annex he hopes to renovate into modern offices.

Executive Who Helped Grow Newmark Takes Over as President at Rastegar

Barry Gosin and Jimmy Kuhn grow Newmark into a commercial property powerhouse, is heading to the ownership side, where he will work to turn an emerging real estate company into a national player. This news story is available exclusively to CoStar subscribers. Watch the video to learn how you can access industry leading CRE news and the data analytics you need to drive success. This news story is available exclusively to CoStar subscribers. Ready to Learn More? Sign Up For a Demo To Learn More. Select Industry

Soon After Bankruptcy Filing, Knotel Turns To WeWork Alum To Chart A New Path

Soon After Bankruptcy Filing, Knotel Turns To WeWork Alum To Chart A New Path
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