CityBldr
Facts
- HQ
- Bellevue, Washington, US
- Sectors
- Software Development
- Founded
- 2016
- Employees
- 1
- Stage
- Seed
Chloe Harford Joins Roofstock Board as Kymeta Names Walter Berger and Doug Hutcheson Co-CEOs
Chloe Harford, a former Zillow and OfferUp executive, joined Roofstock's board as the fintech firm continues to expand after acquiring Great Jones and raising $133 million; Kymeta named Walter Berger and Doug Hutcheson co-CEOs and partnered with OneWeb to test mobile satellite broadband. Seattle startups Optimize Health and CityBldr announced leadership moves: Todd Haedrich became Optimize Health CEO, and Convoy CEO Dan Lewis joined CityBldr’s advisory board.
CityBldr launches Public demo using zoning data from 100 U.S. cities to map public land and housing potential
Bellevue-based CityBldr has launched a free demo site, Public, that uses its five-year-built zoning and land database covering 100 U.S. cities to map underutilized publicly owned parcels and estimate how many people each could house under current zoning. The company plans a sponsorship program for corporations to fund affordable-housing nonprofits in exchange for full access to the complete dataset.
Throne and CityBldr roll out app-controlled mobile restrooms for delivery drivers after Amazon apology
Startups Throne (D.C.) and CityBldr (Seattle) are rolling out app-controlled mobile restrooms aimed at delivery drivers after reports of drivers urinating in bottles prompted an Amazon apology; Throne’s app lets drivers reserve and unlock nearby units. The service is in early rollout/stealth mode, targeting cities near Amazon’s HQs.
CityBldr CEO Bryan Copley Battled COVID-19 in March While Running His $6M Seattle Startup in Capitol Hill Protest Zone
CityBldr CEO Bryan Copley contracted COVID-19 in March and recovered while simultaneously managing his eight-person Seattle startup, which sits in the midst of the city's protest zone; his company has raised $6 million and his account illustrates the personal and business strains of the pandemic and social unrest.
