PopUp Angels - Rent retail and pop-up spaces in Singapore

21/03/2022

Looking for a pop-up or retail space in Town?

The new GR.iD mall, a youth oriented mall and entertainment hub in Dhoby Ghaut, has a variety of options to offer, whether it's retail shops, F&B units, or event spaces.

Check out spaces: https://www.popupangels.sg/find-spaces/?keyword=GR.ID&type=any&min-price=any&max-price=any&min-area=&max-area=

07/01/2022

A physical presence is still important in creating an omni-channel experience for customers.

SINGAPORE: In what might seem like an unlikely business move amid a prolonged pandemic, local jewellery retailer By Invite Only has opened three new stores over the past year or so. After launching a new outlet at 313@somerset shopping mall in October last year, the 12-year-old brand opened another....

30/12/2021

Set up right in the heart of Chinatown in these pop-up retail kiosks. Secure your space for the CNY festive period!

Various standalone retail kiosks are for lease along Smith Street, Pagoda Street, and Sago Street. The retail kiosks are right in the heart of the bustling

22/12/2021

Rent a retail kiosk across various locations in Chinatown for the New Year and CNY festive period!

The spaces are right in the heart of the bustling Chinatown district amidst popular eateries and retail shops in the area.

https://www.popupangels.sg/property/chinatown-standalone-retail-kiosks/

08/11/2021

Need a unique space for your pop-up shop?

This shophouse in the vibrant Club Street district is ideal if you're looking for a space that's full of charm and character!

https://www.popupangels.sg/property/shophouse-at-club-street/

18/02/2021

[Available] Shop Space for daily rent near Chinatown MRT!

Located at People's Park Centre.
Small level 1 Shop space (near Japan Home), 33 Sqft.

Check out our listing for more information.

This shop unit is located on the first level of People's Park Centre, near Japan Home.

16/12/2020

Pokemon has been working with brick-and-mortar brands to offer customers new experiences focused on movement and exploration.

Starbucks has collaborated with Pokemon Go to transform stores in five Asian countries into PokeStop and Gyms in the game.

10/12/2020

In order to drive online retail success, simply ‘having a website’ is not enough. Retailers have to have a truly omnichannel strategy, uniting experience across websites, physical stores, social networks, and sales events to ensure they attract, and retain, the consumer’s attention in a cohesive way.

Facilitating the myriad of customer needs across these channels is important as well. Most customers will research the product before making a purchase decision. They may visit a store, read reviews, purchase later online, or purchase in store but track delivery online.

Therefore, basic customer service requirements such as online returns and exchange, online ‘try on’, same day delivery, in store purchase with delivery, and immediate advice and assistance are all vital for trading moving forward.

Retailers have been hit hard by Coronavirus trade restrictions, none more so than those without a digital presence.

03/12/2020

3 key findings from a survey of consumers and retail leaders on the impact of COVID:
1️⃣ - Consumers want continued safety and confidence when shopping in stores.
2️⃣ - Customers feel safest shopping at open and outdoor spaces.
3️⃣ - Retailers are accelerating adoption of "future retail stategies".

COVID-19 has dramatically impacted the consumer experience. We found out what customers now expect and how retailers can meet expectations with tech.

30/11/2020

The average instagram engagement rate for influencers with more than 30,000 followers is around 1-2%. Compare this to nano-influencers with up to 5,000 followers which have an average engagement rate of 7-10%.

Imagine this: you are aimlessly tapping through your Instagram Stories one night when you see one of your friends raving about a beauty product that she just bought. Read more at The Business Times.

24/11/2020

The pandemic didn't so much change things as accelerate current trends. So a lot of truths that we may have held about Gen Z (those born between 1998 and 2016) are still true, but they've just been accelerated by the pandemic.

Those include Gen Z's values-driven purchasing behavior and the cohort's tendency to live their lives online. Both have been strengthened by a year that highlighted racial inequalities and sent consumers home in great numbers.

Marketing to young shoppers this holiday season will look different — and create different winners — but much of their core values have stayed the same.