Storefront Nabs $1.6M For Pop-Up Shop Marketing

By  |  June 26, 2013
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San Francisco-based startup Storefront, which finds businesses short-term rentals to use as temporary pop-up stores, has received $1.6 million in seed funding, TechCrunch reports.

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    Investors in this round included 500 Startups, Box Group, Great Oaks Venture Capital, Mohr Davidow Ventures and Sand Hill Angels, as well as other angel investors.

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    The funds will be used to help Storefront expand beyond its home city and increase its full-time staff. The company recently launched operations in New York.

    Read the full report here.


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