A cybersecurity startup has secured itself a second office space, adding 8,000 square feet in LoDo to its existing space in RiNo.
Startup tech training firm signs LoDo lease for new HQ
Kate Tracy
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].
Gates Tennis Center cracks open first phase of court refinishing
The premier public tennis courts in Denver are getting a little love, to the tune of $150,000.
Another residential brokerage startup undercutting sacrosanct commission
Another entrepreneur frustrated with residential real estate agents is trying to undercut the establishment by charging a flat fee of $3,000 to help list and sell a house.
Wash Park dive bar to get kitchen
As the newest owner of Wash Park’s long-time dive, Richard Salturelli is making the South Pearl mainstay a little less … divey.
Cherry Creek Shopping Center lands stationary bike showroom
A company that manufactures a $2,000 stationary bike and sells a $40 monthly subscription to watch workouts is trying a new play from the home gym playbook: fancy showrooms.
Bike rentals roll into Breckenridge Brewery in Littleton
The Bikery at the Brewery will occupy an 850-square-foot building where the 12-acre brewery property meets Reynolds Landing Park.
Arvada golf club digs into $7M clubhouse and course rehab
The city of Arvada is taking a swing at a $6.9 million renovation project on one of its golf courses.
2 Silvi’s shut down as family shifts toward bakery business
The family that started the Udi’s bread brand is shuttering a pair of sit-down restaurants to shift more dough into its bakery and café business.
Outdoor entrepreneur fires up carabiner multi-tool
After successful crowdfunding campaigns, a mechanical engineer from Centennial is launching his first run of 15,000 Firebiners – a Swiss Army Knife-carabiner combination.
Cherry Hills Country Club mansion tops March home sales
The $6 million mansion, which sits on two acres overlooking the golf course, last traded hands in 2013.
