Before developer Myles Goldman lists each of the dozen Sunnyside slot homes he expects to finish at yearend, he figured he’d test the interest in selling them in a package deal.
Developer lists $5M Sunnyside condo project ahead of completion
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Kate Tracy is a BusinessDen reporter who covers startups, residential real estate, fitness and the outdoors industry. She is a graduate of Corban University. Email her at [email protected].
Crowdfunding campaign nears goal to combat jaw-clenching
The Kickstarter campaign, which has reached 70 percent of its $10,000 goal, aims to make small devices that stick behind an ear, making subtle noises when it detects grinding or clenching.
Telluride camping pad maker bulks up product line
An outdoorsman and sculptor in Telluride who makes a portable memory foam sleeping pad that rolls up into a ball for easy storage is gearing up to release a second product for retail.
Startup lands first investment; departs home office for coworking
Swipebox, which provides payment processing to predominately higher-risk businesses, has pocketed its first $100,000 as it expands its sales team.
Muscle-monitoring software firm looks for $5M capital boost
The 12-person startup, which has landed clients including the Colorado Rockies and University of Colorado athletic department, is raising funds to expand its sports and fitness tech.
Personal training gym reaches into Denver market
A 4,000-square-foot gym has opened at 2000 S. Dahlia St., a 5-minute drive east of the University of Denver.
Guitarist John Oates lists $6M cabin property north of Aspen
One half of the legendary duo Hall and Oates has listed his 4,000-square-foot log cabin at 1214 Woody Creek Road, about 20 minutes north of Aspen.
Planet Fitness clocks in to 16th Street Mall
The New Hampshire-based fitness franchise has leased 19,200 square feet at 815 16th St., on the second level of the Walgreen’s building.
Yoga studio gets party started in Westminster
An energetic yogi has flipped on the blacklight and pumped up the jams at her first studio, in the Westminster Promenade.
5-year-old Denver health tech firm raises $7.2M
A startup connecting patients with doctors via text messages has been dished its largest lump of funding to date.
