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Pop-up shop rental by the week in NYC

A week is long enough for word of mouth to work and short enough to stay a moment. It is a popular length for launches, collaborations and holiday shops.

At a week, you are paying for frontage and foot traffic more than for the room. A smaller unit with real glass on a busy block will usually outsell a bigger room upstairs.

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Spaces that take a week

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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
Open white box retail floor with full height storefront windowsStorefront
SoHo · Street level, corner

Broadway Corner Storefront

Corner white box on Broadway with windows on two streets and 18 ft ceilings.

1 day1 week1 month3 months
1,825 sq ft (joins up to 6,600)18+ ft ceiling$10,000 to $50,000 est.
Long empty white retail space looking toward glass storefront windowsStorefront
SoHo · Street level

Broadway White Box Storefront

Deep white box on Broadway with storefront glass, 18 ft ceilings and room to grow.

1 day1 week1 month3 months
2,525 sq ft (joins up to 6,600)18+ ft ceiling$12,000 to $60,000 est.
Before you book

What to ask

  • Weekly rate, and what it includes: utilities, Wi-Fi, cleaning, security
  • Install and strike days on either side of the open week
  • Window graphics rules and how much glass you can cover
  • Where stock lives, and whether there is a back room that locks
  • Who opens and closes the gate each day
  • A New York State sales tax certificate, applied for 20 or more days ahead

The full pop-up checklist →

Questions

FAQ

How much is a one-week pop-up in SoHo?
Broadway storefronts in SoHo ask roughly $5,000 to $15,000 or more a week on public listings, before fit-out. Corners and larger units sit at the top. We send real quotes for your dates.
Is a weekly pop-up a lease?
Usually not. Short pop-ups are normally done on a license agreement, which gives you the right to use the space for set dates without the obligations of a lease.
Can I extend if it goes well?
Sometimes. Ask for an extension option when you book. Spaces with no booking after you are the most likely to say yes.
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