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Luxury Co-Working Company Firmspace Launches In Denver

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Firmspace's Denver Office Is The Company's Second Location.

Luxury co-working company Firmspace will launch its second location in 22K SF on the 16th floor of 1401 Lawrence St. in Denver in April. The company recently opened its flagship location in Austin, Texas.

Firmspace’s private office suites offer a sophisticated aesthetic with modern amenities, making it the ideal environment for upscale professionals like entrepreneurs, lawyers and financial services groups, Firmspace co-founder and CEO Matt Ferstler said. Tours of the space will begin next month.

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Firmspace's private office suites offer modern amenities.

“We launched Firmspace in Austin with a vision of serving the needs of professionals desiring security, privacy, methodical design and an elevated atmosphere,” Ferstler said. “The traction we’re seeing from professionals ranging from lawyers to C-suite executives is incredible, confirming our analysis of the huge market need for high-level executive suite workspaces.”

Firmspace was attracted to Denver because the market is expected to continue expanding in the coming five years.

Firmspace plans to open additional locations across the country, including Houston, Salt Lake City, Atlanta, Dallas, Miami, New York City and Washington, D.C.

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