An tech startup linking homeowners needing repairs to contractors looks to expand from the Front Range into a second metro area: Dallas.
Tech startup tears into real estate app market
RiNo
Development planned for former trolley car site
Where an idle trolley car stood sat for a half century, a local developer is pulling in with a new 25-acre development plan.
Escape mavericks unlock second venue
A husband-and-wife team leased a second location for their live escape game venture, which is slated to open after construction finishes in late 2017.
Parkifi pulls into SendGrid's Larimer Square space
The startup shuffle is in full swing downtown, as Parkifi said it needs room to add up to 65 more employees over the next 18 months.
For sale at the merch stand: Lumineers-branded coffee
Corvus Coffee founder Phil Goodlaxson said that the Lumineers vocalist sings high praises for Corvus Every Man blend. And now the Denver-based band is selling 12 oz packages with a special Lumineers label while on tour.
'Hudson News on steroids' punches ticket for Union Station
“We’ll claim that we’re local-ish, but we’re not going to sacrifice the everyday things. If you want a Diet Coke, we’re going to get you a Diet Coke,” said co-founder Chris Zettle.
McWhinney jumps into RiNo
With a massive LoDo project under construction, a Colorado developer is moving up Brighton Boulevard into River North.
$60M office/retail project coming to RiNo
“When you look at what’s going on in Union Station, it’s natural that that whole area will move from Union Station and LoDo right down Brighton Boulevard,” said Ed Haselden, one of the developers.
Development tour takes the ‘A’ train
The building boom along the new train to DIA is about to leave the station.
Dating app lands $800K in fresh capital; looks to add Portland to its practice
A dating app for singles that prefer meeting people while stretching instead of swiping has raised $820,000 as it contemplates pushing into Portland, Ore., this fall.
