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One-day pop-up space in NYC

A one-day pop-up is a launch, a drop, a press preview or a sample sale with a line. The space has to let you install, open and strike inside one booking, so the minimum hours matter more than the rate.

Most day bookings here carry a 10 to 12 hour minimum that covers install, open hours and strike. If you need a full day to build first, ask for an install day. Some spaces price it lower than an open day.

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Empty white street-level room at 393 Broadway with a black ceiling gridStorefront
Tribeca · Street level

LUME Studios Storefront, 393 Broadway

Street-level white room on Broadway with a marquee over the door and 360 degree projection built in.

1 day1 week1 month3 months
16 ft ceilingFrom $7,000 a day
Empty street-level loft with iron columns, tin ceiling and hardwood floorStorefront
SoHo · Street level, plus a lower level

SoHo Street-Level Cast-Iron Loft

Full-block street floor with storefront glass on two streets and a second floor below.

1 day1 week1 month3 months
10,000 sq ft, plus 10,000 below16 ft, pressed tin ceilingFrom $25,000 a day
Cast-iron loft in SoHo with columns and arched windowsShowroom loft
SoHo · Loft floor, street-level load-in

SoHo Cast-Iron Showroom Loft

3,500 sq ft daylight loft with arched windows and iron columns. A showroom, not a shopfront.

1 day1 week1 month3 months
3,500 sq ftHigh ceilingFrom $12,000 a day
Studio built out as a retail pop-up with shelving and a central counterGallery white box
Chelsea · Ground floor, mezzanine above

Studio 525

Skylit ground-floor white box on a Chelsea gallery block, 30 ft ceilings, 11.5 ft door.

1 day1 week1 month3 months
5,000 sq ft30 ft, skylight ceiling$15,000 to $20,000 a day est.
The Gallery room, empty, with framed photographs on the wallsGallery white box
SoHo · Street level

The Gallery at Soho Grand

Street-level white room in SoHo with storefront windows and its own door on West Broadway.

1 day1 week1 month3 months
1,345 sq ft9 ft 11 in ceiling$8,000 to $25,000 est.
Empty open floor with exposed brick under a long arched glass skylightStorefront
Greenwich Village · Atrium with glass storefront

Greenwich Village Skylit Storefront

5,000 sq ft skylit atrium behind a glass storefront, with brick, steel and 800 amps.

1 day1 week1 month3 months
5,000 sq ftGlass skylight ceiling$13,000 to $16,000 a day est.
Empty white gallery with columns, gray floor and track lightingGallery white box
Chelsea · Street level

Chelsea Street-Level Gallery

4,000 sq ft white gallery on Chelsea's gallery row with glass frontage and optional 270 degree projection.

1 day1 week1 month3 months
4,000 sq ft13 to 16 ft ceiling$9,500 to $14,000 a day est.
Street level space with floor to ceiling windows and polished concreteStorefront
Chelsea · Ground floor

Chelsea Industrial

22,000 sq ft one-floor warehouse near Hudson Yards with floor-to-ceiling storefront windows.

1 day1 week1 month3 months
22,000 sq ft (rooms from 3,000)18 ft ceilingfrom $5,000 a session est.
Main floor with a round central bar, coffered ceiling and tiled floorStorefront
Meatpacking District · Three floors and a rooftop

Meatpacking Collective

Three designed floors on West 14th Street with a street-level storefront, kitchen and rooftop.

1 day1 week1 month3 months
from $9,500 est.
Before you book

What to ask

  • Minimum hours, and whether install and strike count inside them
  • Street-level load-in, so fixtures roll in and out fast
  • A temporary place of assembly permit if 75 or more people will be inside at once
  • Security and a line plan for drops and sample sales
  • Power for registers, lighting and screens
  • A COI naming the space, sent before the day

The full pop-up checklist →

Questions

FAQ

How much does a one-day pop-up cost in NYC?
Day rates on the spaces here run from about $5,000 for one room of a Chelsea warehouse to $25,000 or more for a full-block SoHo floor, before fit-out and staff. Smaller storefronts elsewhere in the city ask from a few hundred dollars a day.
Can I set up the night before?
Often, yes. Ask for an install day or evening when you request dates. Some spaces price it lower than an open day.
Do I need a permit for a one-day pop-up?
A storefront sale by itself usually does not need a special city permit, but you need a New York State sales tax certificate to sell, and 75 or more people inside at once can trigger a temporary place of assembly permit. See our permit notes.
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