The marketplace for flexible commercial space.

I have 12,000 square feet sitting empty on the ground floor. It's been vacant for 11 months. I'm paying $8K/month in carrying costs on a space that generates zero revenue.

We wanted a 6-week pop-up in Williamsburg for our product launch. Every landlord wanted a 5-year lease minimum. We ended up doing a trunk show out of a friend's apartment.

Finding a space for a short-term client? It's simply not worth my time. I spend weeks calling listings, chasing owners, only for a deal worth a fraction of a long-term lease.

As a photographer, I need studio space maybe 10 days a month. Signing a full-time lease makes zero sense, but there's nowhere to book commercial space by the day or week.

I'd happily rent to short-term tenants but I don't know how to find them. My broker only brings me 5-year deals. The pop-up brands are out there, I just can't reach them.

The commission on a short-term deal doesn't even cover my time. I love the concept but the economics of brokering flexible leases are broken. There needs to be a platform for this.

I spent $180K on broker fees, security deposit, and buildout for a space I wasn't even sure would work. All I needed was 3 months to test the concept.

Every month my retail space sits empty, I lose $15,000 in rent and still pay $4,200 in taxes and insurance. A 3-month tenant is better than 14 months of vacancy.

I had a client who needed a 3-month showroom in SoHo. I called 40 listings. 38 said no to short-term. The two that said yes took 3 weeks to respond. My client went to LA instead.

I have 12,000 square feet sitting empty on the ground floor. It's been vacant for 11 months. I'm paying $8K/month in carrying costs on a space that generates zero revenue.

We wanted a 6-week pop-up in Williamsburg for our product launch. Every landlord wanted a 5-year lease minimum. We ended up doing a trunk show out of a friend's apartment.

Finding a space for a short-term client? It's simply not worth my time. I spend weeks calling listings, chasing owners, only for a deal worth a fraction of a long-term lease.

As a photographer, I need studio space maybe 10 days a month. Signing a full-time lease makes zero sense, but there's nowhere to book commercial space by the day or week.

I'd happily rent to short-term tenants but I don't know how to find them. My broker only brings me 5-year deals. The pop-up brands are out there, I just can't reach them.

The commission on a short-term deal doesn't even cover my time. I love the concept but the economics of brokering flexible leases are broken. There needs to be a platform for this.

I spent $180K on broker fees, security deposit, and buildout for a space I wasn't even sure would work. All I needed was 3 months to test the concept.

Every month my retail space sits empty, I lose $15,000 in rent and still pay $4,200 in taxes and insurance. A 3-month tenant is better than 14 months of vacancy.

I had a client who needed a 3-month showroom in SoHo. I called 40 listings. 38 said no to short-term. The two that said yes took 3 weeks to respond. My client went to LA instead.