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Hello!
Where abouts are you looking to have your pop up shop?
I would think real estate agents would be a great start.
I do have a link to a lady in Sydney who manages a few, let me know if this is the area you’re after. There are also a few sites that list pop up stores. I did research once but you can tell it was a while back
Up0TheGoldenGoose, post: 164830 wrote:Hello!
Where abouts are you looking to have your pop up shop?
I would think real estate agents would be a great start.
I do have a link to a lady in Sydney who manages a few, let me know if this is the area you’re after. There are also a few sites that list pop up stores. I did research once but you can tell it was a while back
We are based in Canberra. Thanks for offering to put me in contact with someone who could help. Shame I can’t take you up on it.
Up0Melanie Miller Biz Coach, post: 164836 wrote:Hi Fiona,Try your local city council. I know that there are quite a few that have retail initiatives with retail premises owners to fill the space with pop up shops to make empty stores look more appealing. Too many empty stores is not great for local business.
In terms of costs – that will depend on where you are. You will most likely need public liability insurance – once again that depends on your situation but an insurance broker can help you figure out costs.
As Leah from Golden Goose mentioned – real estate agents might be able to help. Also have a look on Gum Tree. I heard of a group of four local artisans renting a pop up space for $100 a week from a guy on Gum Tree who just wanted someone in his empty retail space!
Good Luck!
MelanieThanks Melanie, I didn’t think of Gumtree.
Great advice!
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