Outreach Software Company To Relocate To Lower Queen Anne

Software company Outreach is relocating to Lower Queen Anne. The new office will be at 333 Elliott Ave. W. in the former Big Fish office.

Outreach, a software platform that focuses on sales engagement, has experienced strong growth over the last year. It has 31,000 users and 284 employees, 220 of which are in Seattle. It has outgrown its location in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood.

“This is an exciting time for Outreach as we continue to experience rapid growth,” Outreach CEO Manny Medina said in a statement. “We are still in the early stages of design, but we are going to be very thoughtful about the space to ensure that it reflects our grit, passion and drive.”

The new space will be taking floors four and five, which is about 38K SF. The company plans to expand extensively over the next year. The new office will have space for 350 employees.

Outreach is planning on subleasing its Fremont office space.

CORRECTION, JULY 19, 9:55 A.M. PT: A previous version of the story had incorrect information for how many floors Outreach would occupy in the new space. The story has been updated.

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