The solar company’s new office replaces four existing ones downtown, which total 85,000 square feet.
Sunrun leases 118K square feet on 17th Street, trails only Amazon in Q1 office deals
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San Francisco hospitality startup opens hotel-Airbnb hybrid in Uptown
Denver is the 19th city where Sonder operates rooms. The company has taken over a former hostel.
Brewery point-of-sale system startup raises $5M
CEO: “The brewery experience is very dynamic. A table could start with two people, then grow to 10, and then two different people will be all that’s left.”
New passport lets users try 15 local coworking spaces for free
Craig Baute: “Too many coworking spaces focus on selling offices, and they’ve lost sight of the individual, being the remote worker and the freelancer.”
Coworking company pays $40M for 17-story building downtown
While most of its rivals, like WeWork, lease their spaces, Novel Coworking is all about owning. This is the company’s second Denver buy.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for March 2019
Startups in Colorado raised $279 million in March.
Localized stock photo firm Shotzr raises $3M as it focuses on ad tech
“On these digital marketing platforms, everything is fronted by an image, all flying by in a quarter of a second on Facebook,” co-founder Frank Cardello said.
Austin-based accounting software startup opens Denver office
ScaleFactor has 12 employees locally and expects to increase that to around 100 within a year.
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.”
Photo storage company PhotoBucket finds a new office
The company is “still feeling the impact” of a 2017 subscription rollout gone bad, its new CEO acknowledges.
