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Why rent a pop-up shop/store in London?

London is the perfect place to organize your pop up store!

London, which draws a crowd eager for trying new products, is full of exclusive pop-up ready venues available for rent from a few days to a couple of months: industrial workshops, old warehouses, apartments etc.

Track lighting? White walls? Wood paneled? Whether you are looking for open spaces or a cozy retail unit, you are guaranteed to find the most ideal venue for the event you are organizing on Storefront.

What is a pop-up shop/store?

A pop-up store is a transitory commercial space that can open for a single day or several weeks, even months.

A pop up store rental offers a short term lease in a retail space, and allows you to offer a unique consumer experience, connect with customers, or validate the potential of a London neighborhood while benefiting from great flexibility. 

How much does a pop-up shop/store cost in London?

The cost of a pop-up shop in London varies by location. It also depends on the type of location you’ve chosen – for instance, a physical retail space in central London or High Street will be more expensive than somewhere outside of the downtown core.

On average, the cost of renting a pop-up shop in London ranges from a mere 10 pounds a day to 1000 pounds a day. 

How to pick the perfect pop-up shop/store location in London?

To pick the perfect pop-up shop/store location in London, you need to know your customers. Once you know your customer base, you get an idea of where they hang out. For example, if your customer base is teenagers, you want to consider a mall location. Teenagers tend to hang out at the mall with extra pocket cash.

You should also know the amount of foot traffic a location gets. You want a location with higher foot traffic so you have a higher likelihood to sell. When there’s little foot traffic, you’re expected to make less. How much merchandise do you have to sell? The more options you have, the more room you’ll need for your pop-up shop. 

Things to consider when choosing a pop-up shop/store venue/location in London

• There are a few key elements to consider when finding a pop-up shop venue in London. The first thing to keep in mind is the type of location you want or need. There are different types of locations to choose from for your pop-up store. Two of the biggest types of these locations include the mall and shop shares (or store-in-store locations).
• Malls or shopping centers are already attracting customers who have money to spend. Most people go to the mall with the shopping mindset, whether they’re going for a specific item or to look around. Having your pop-up store in their face with this mindset can send them your way to spend money.
• Shop shares are a great option if you know a store that sells similar products. Now, you want some differences between your products so there isn’t competition. But there should be enough similarities so that you’re attracting the right customers.

Questions to ask before you book your pop-up shop/store

• What do I need to do to get a business license?
• What type of insurance does the renter require?
• Does the renter offer a written lease agreement?
• Where does my ideal customer like to shop or hang out?
• Is there access to Wi-Fi so I can accept credit card payments?
• Do I have access to electricity for set-up?