“If you told me you were asking your boss for a raise, I have a meditation for you,” co-founder Patricia Karpas said. “If you were going on a first date, I have a meditation for you.”
Creators of Denver-based meditation app land $200K funding round
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Under-construction condo tower lands pair of multimillion-dollar buys
A Kentwood real estate agent has put a dozen Cherry Creek condos under contract at Laurel tower, including two in the last three weeks listed at more than $4 million.
Edwards logistics firm tops CO companies on Inc. 500 list
In total, Colorado firms on this year’s Inc. 500 list boasted $259.5 million in revenue for 2016.
Residential brokerage looks west for office expansion
Peak Properties Group, which has grown from eight agents at the beginning of this year to 22, has leased office space in Lakewood as it spreads toward the western suburbs.
Nerf war brewing in Englewood
Jennifer Piccolo and Vinny Mulvey are opening DartMania Nerf gun center next weekend at 301 Englewood Parkway near Broadway and Hampden.
Frisco float spa’s second studio planned for Cherry Creek
Unlike other spas using tanks or pods where customers float, Vive Float Studio will have four private rooms filled with 250 gallons of water and 1,000 pounds of epsom salt.
JeffCo to allow electric bicycle use on paths, following state bill
The decision came after a state bill passed in April that allows Class 1 and Class 2 e-bikes on bike or pedestrian paths in Colorado, effective Aug. 9.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for July
Bolstered by investments in Boulder, Colorado startups hauled in $30.5 million in July, according to the monthly BusinessDen tally.
Buyer looks to flip $5M Cherry Creek mansion after one year
Comprising 9,330 square feet, the sprawling mansion at 32 Polo Club Circle rests on 1 acre a mile south of the Cherry Creek Shopping Center.
San Francisco tech company books desk in Denver
A firm that makes software for airlines, hotels and travel agencies has signed into WeWork in Union Station, and plans to fill 16 jobs in the area.
