Spaces you could use
A sample of what is on the platform right now. Tell the concierge what you need and we will source against your brief.
Short-term retail in the right street, without a lease. Pop-ups, sample sales, showrooms and buying appointments, in the precinct that reaches the customer you actually want.
Brands we’ve worked with:
You tell us the city, the dates and the kind of customer you want walking past. We find the shopfront, negotiate the terms and hand you the keys. You trade, then you leave. No lease, no make-good negotiation years later, and no committing to a market before you know whether it responds to your brand.
Paddington, Chapel Street and Fitzroy reach different customers. We tell you which suits what you sell, and say so when the one you asked for does not.
A fortnight of trading tells you more than any model. Interstate and international labels use it exactly that way.
Walls, windows, fixtures and hand-back condition vary by venue. We shortlist spaces that permit your plan.
Shopfronts on the streets that match the brand, for a weekend, a season or a launch.
A room to lay out a range in good light, on the trade calendar, somewhere buyers will travel to.
Volume, queue space, fitting rooms and a destination location. Usually a warehouse, and a different brief from the start.
One booking can run both. Raise it at the brief stage and we shortlist spaces that suit it.
Paddington reaches a different customer to the Sydney CBD, and both are different again to Fitzroy or Chapel Street. A brand that would look considered on William Street can look lost on a mall. We will tell you which precinct suits what you sell, and say so plainly when the one you have asked for is wrong for it. That conversation is usually worth more than the search itself.
What the shopfront looks like from the footpath and what you can put on the glass.
What is already there, what you can fix, and how it has to come back.
Centre or street rules on hours, and set-up time either side of the run.
The practical minimum and maximum for the individual space, against your dates.
Dates, rough size and who you want walking past.
And say so if the one you asked for is wrong for it.
We handle the terms. You open, sell, and hand it back.
Tell us about the project and a concierge specialist will come back with real options. There is no charge.
Short runs are normal. The practical minimum depends on the individual space and its owner: some suit a weekend, others prefer a month or more.
Usually to some degree. What can be fixed to a wall varies by venue, so tell us the plan and we will shortlist spaces that allow it.
Yes, and it is a different brief to a pop-up. Tell us expected volume and we will look at warehouse space alongside retail.
It depends entirely on what you sell and who you want reaching. Tell us the brand and we will make a recommendation rather than hand you a list.
Often, yes, and it is an efficient way to use a short run. Raise it at the brief stage so we shortlist spaces that suit both.
Yes, and where we hold less we source on request. Tell us the city and the dates.
Tell us what you need and our concierge will come back with real options, at no cost.
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