Pop-up stores can be a great, low-cost option for businesses that are just getting started. But much like signing a long-term retail lease, pop-up business owners might need to do some negotiating.
Pop-up store owners in Detroit are learning this first-hand, as many have been testing out the market by renting out small, unused retail spaces for short time periods, according to The New York Times.
So if you’re thinking about signing a lease for a pop-up store, here are seven tips that may come in handy for your lease negotiations:
Renting pop-up store spaces is becoming more popular, and you may soon be able to rent a space Airbnb style, according to TechCrunch. For more pop-up store legal tips, check out our blog post on How to Start a Pop-Up Store.
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Related Resources:
- Top tips on starting up a pop-up shop (The Guardian)
- Commercial Lease Agreement Overview (FindLaw)
- How to Negotiate Better Commercial Leases (FindLaw’s Free Enterprise)
- Need Help Getting a Contract Reviewed? (FindLaw’s Law and Daily Life)
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