How can I see the usage and space type of a space?

Every listing on POP UP SHOPS is tagged with a space type and one or more usage types. These tags help you quickly assess whether a space matches your physical setup needs and your planned activity before you even read the description.


Space type

Describes the physical format of the space (what kind of setup it offers).

ALL SPACE TYPES

The following space types are available on POP UP SHOPS. Use them to filter listings by the physical format that suits your pop-up setup:

  • Entire space

  • Inline space

  • Part of a space

  • Promotional space

  • Kiosk

  • Shelf / Wall

  • Table / Box

  • Meeting room

  • Dispenser

  • Poster

  • Storage unit

  • Parking

  • RMU (Retail Merchandising Unit)

Usage type

Describes what the space is suitable for (what activities or brand formats fit there).

Both are visible on every listing page and can be used as filters when searching for space on the marketplace.


ALL USAGE TYPES

Usage types indicate what activities the space is set up for. A single space may support multiple usage types:

  • Retail

  • Concept shop

  • Restaurant

  • Sale

  • Promotion / Activation

  • Event

  • Brand experience

  • Flyering

  • Car promotion

  • Storage

  • Market

  • Filming / Photography

  • Consultation

  • Spa / Salon

  • Art / Gallery

  • Fitness studio / Gym

  • Office / Co-working

  • Sampling


Where to find them on a listing

The space type is displayed near the listing title so you can identify the physical format at a glance, e.g. Kiosk, Inline Space, or Promotional Space.




The usage type appears further down the listing page alongside the space details, showing which activities the space is designed to support.



Tips for using space and usage types

Filter by space type first when you know exactly what physical setup you need, for example a kiosk or an inline space


Match the usage type to your concept before reaching out, if your planned activity is not listed as a supported usage type, ask the landlord whether exceptions are possible

Listings with multiple usage types are often more flexible and open to different concepts








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