Citing rent increases, a 15,000-square-foot furniture and art market at 899 Broadway will have its last day June 24.
Curtains close at Golden Triangle design emporium
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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].
California software company expands LoDo lease
A cloud-based software firm that automates sales commission percentages is expanding its Blake Street office by 50 percent and gearing up for more hires in 2017.
Silicon Valley-led investment round lands eight figures for home monitoring startup
A LoDo-based maker of small discs that monitor motion, water, alarms and other home concerns recently pocketed $10 million in funding, its largest amount of outside investment to date.
Hospital’s top raffle prize, a new home, listed for third straight year
A month after buying the winning raffle ticket for a $2 million house in Bonnie Brae, a first-time homeowner has become a first-time seller.
Startup health insurer absorbs Alamosa firm; rebrands
With a $3 million shot in the arm, a local company has nabbed a 45-year-old health insurance firm in rural Colorado and given the combined company a peppy new name.
Discovery Channel founder lists $150M behemoth ranch
John Hendricks has listed a property spanning 7,000 acres on the Colorado-Utah border — about half the size of Manhattan.
Teardrop camper parks ad campaign inside downtown REI
It’s a new marketing tactic for the Grand Junction company, which design trailers resembling curvy campers from the 1950s and ’60s.
Marketing software firm files into Denver highrise
The California-based company plans to hire around 150 more workers for the Denver office in 2017.
Former Reebok exec joins Boa as CEO
The maker of a fastener for gear like snowboard boots, prosthetic limbs and helmets has hired a Reebok alum to step into the role of company head.
Wash Park and Cherry Hills land top May home sales
The last month of spring brought in a pair of Denver area homes fetching more than $5 million apiece.
