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One of Charleston’s best-known technology firms is adding a second location to give more space to its growing team, but the new branch is far from its Holy City headquarters.
BoomTown, co-founded by CEO Grier Allen in 2006, announced that Fort Mill will be the site of its fifth office location. It opens later this month.
BoomTown moved to the Pacific Box & Crate development on Upper King Street after about a decade in offices on Rutledge Avenue. It also has outposts in several other cities, including San Francisco and Atlanta and employs roughly 350 workers.
Its software platform generates sales leads for real estate agents and brokers. It also provides users with other information about listings and buyer behavior.
Original story from Charleston Post and Courier
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