PRLog - June 11, 2015 - BOULDER, Colo. -- 8z Real Estate was recognized for the second year in BizWest magazine's "Mercury 100" for Boulder County. The Mercury 100 recognizes the 100 fastest growing companies comparing revenues from the three previous years.
8z ranked as the 12th fastest growing Boulder company with 41% growth from 2012 to 2014, in the “Flight I” category. The “Flight I” category consists of private companies with annual revenue over $6M. Other companies that placed within the top 11 companies include well known companies as Bobo’s Oat Bars (#4), Oskar Blues Brewery (#7), and Left Hand Brewing Co. (#8).
In 2014, 8z Real Estate was ranked #21 in the Mercury 100. 8z Real Estate has since grown during the 2011-2014 period within Boulder county adding new agents within Boulder, Louisville, and Longmont; and has added two additional offices in Longmont and Louisville.
The Mercury 100 was announced on May 27th at the Chateaux at Fox Meadows in Broomfield. The companies were announced using Twitter on large screens during the event. The Mercury 100 is compiled by the BizWest research department and vetted by a third party.
About 8z Real Estate
8z Real Estate is a real estate brokerage built from the ground up to empower home buyers and sellers with unmatched market data and online tools, combined with the knowledge and expertise of professionals on the ground. Realtors implement a client-centric approach to real estate transactions. Proactive, honest and trustworthy, 8z brokers listen to clients’ needs, address their concerns and deliver customized real estate solutions. Each Realtor specializes in specific neighborhoods throughout Colorado, allowing them to continually grow their knowledge base about the area in which they live and work as well as offer the “inside scoop” on everything local. For more information call 303.931.4051 and visit http://8z.com/.
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8z Recognized for Second Year in Boulder County’s Mercury 100
June 11, 2015 at 14:07 PM EDT
