The company has only one brick-and-mortar store, although others are planned in Chicago and Charleston, South Carolina.
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Cooler brand Yeti to open store in Cherry Creek
Austin-based accounting software startup opens Denver office
ScaleFactor has 12 employees locally and expects to increase that to around 100 within a year.
City completes acquisition of properties on Colfax near Speer
The city is still determining what departments will move into the existing buildings.
Photo printing startup Artifact Uprising leases space in Sunnyside
Owner and CEO: “This is a great neighborhood. We think that neighborhood is going to be what RiNo was a couple years ago.”
Vietnamese restaurant to fill former DJ’s Cafe space along Lincoln
The space has been empty since DJ’s flipped its last pancake in early December 2017.
New owner plans to demolish vacant church on edge of RiNo
The church at 3400 Lawrence St. sold for $700,000, or $113 a square foot for the land.
Endorphin closes yoga and barre studio on South Broadway
The chain now has nine locations, including one next to the studio that just closed that offers cycling and HIIT classes.
Under construction in LoHi: Lighthouse Lofts to bring 46 condos, retail space
“Three-bedroom condos in Denver is just unheard of,” said the agent listing the residential units.
Uptown building that houses three restaurants sells for $3.8M
The seller’s late husband operated restaurant Strings in the building along 17th Avenue for 25 years, up until his death in 2011.
Rio Grande Co. looks to demolish century-old concrete silos along Santa Fe Drive
“Due to their height and uniqueness, the silos have become a visually orienting feature within the Baker neighborhood,” city staff wrote in a report.
