The digital marketplace, currently based in Golden, now will take 150,000 square feet at The Hub, up from 70,000.
HomeAdvisor expands HQ lease in RiNo ahead of moving in
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An alternative bouquet: Broomfield woman’s wooden flowers are made to last
Whitney Hixon said she’s made $13,000 in profits since launching Perennial Posy in April, selling bouquets made from wooden flowers.
Belcaro home listed for $7.9M
The seller bought the Tudor estate in 1981 and said, ‘I’ve spent my life making it beautiful.’
Denver fitness brand expanding to Boulder
Terry Newman has doubled Fierce45’s footprint this year, and now she’s expanding beyond the Denver metro area.
Centennial incubator whose CEO was sued for sexual assault ceases operations
Tenants at Innovation Pavilion’s coworking space now are paying rent directly to the building owner, and the company’s latest CEO said she and other staffers stepped down in August.
WSJ investigation into ‘Black Hole of Cryptocurrency’ focuses on Denver startup
Newspaper says Shapeshift processed millions for suspected criminals; CEO fires back in blog post.
Ski luggage startup founder moves operations to Denver from Wyoming
James Poss, 26, who started making ski boot luggage in Jackson Hole two years ago, is now working out of the WeWork on Platte Street.
One bakery closes, another opens along South Pearl in Platt Park
The Boulangerie has closed after 15 months in business, but its owner hopes to reopen elsewhere. Tokyo Premium Bakery, meanwhile, is the new kid on the block.
LoHi townhomes test the market for triangular indoor solariums, sunken kitchens
Meridian 105 Architecture designed the LoHi units, which boast features such as triangular indoor solariums and sunken kitchens.
Homegrown coworking brand Industry plans to transform Salt Lake City foundry
Jason Winkler, the man behind Denver’s two Industry locations, is hungry for the next RiNo. And he thinks he’s found the ticket in Salt Lake City.
