Do you dream of a shop worthy of the Paris of yesteryear? Check out Le Marais district, where we found spaces available for short-term rental, perfect for opening a dreamy pop-up store. This trendy area in the heart of Paris is well-known for its small village vibes and is an essential shopping destination for locals and tourists alike. Take advantage of all it has to offer for your brand and open an unforgettable pop-up experience for your customers.
Ready for a visit in of the neighborhood in pictures? Let’s go! Click on the photos to learn more about each store, and remember that over 10,000 commercial spaces available for short-term rental in the world’s largest cities are waiting for you on Storefront!
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A shop with character and mixed materials – 65 m²
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A small boutique with optimized storage space – 10 m²
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A modular space with vaults and exposed stone – 190 m²
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Large boutique with a glass roof – 150 m²
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White-box space with track lights and a cozy atmosphere – 40 m²
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A Parisian boutique with exposed brick perfect for a showcase – 44 m²
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Exposed stone and carpentry in a shop near rue de Turenne – 100 m²
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Authentic materials mixed with modern equipment – 80 m²
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Charming boutique with exposed wood and brick – 30 m²
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A bright retail shop with tons of natural light – 30 m²
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A modern and rustic space near the Museum of Arts and Crafts – 60 m²
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Elegant boutique with wood floors and homey atmosphere – 38 m²
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A bright space with exposed stone – 28 m²
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Adrien Kerbrat
Adrien Kerbrat is Chief Revenue Officer and co-founder of Storefront. With more than 10 years in commercial real estate, he is an expert on the French market and short-term retail across Europe. Based in Bordeaux and often in Paris, he writes on pop-up strategy, retail location, and the French retail landscape.
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Adrien Kerbrat is Chief Revenue Officer and co-founder of Storefront. With more than 10 years in commercial real estate, he is an expert on the French market and short-term retail across Europe. Based in Bordeaux and often in Paris, he writes on pop-up strategy, retail location, and the French retail landscape.
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