Popable & Taubman to Create Nationwide Pop-Up Leasing Opportunities for Brands HOUSTON, September 12, 2023 – Popable, a trailblazing platform specializing in pop-up leasing and short-term retail solutions, today announces a partnership with Taubman, owner and operators of extraordinary retail environments. The companies together are aiming to redefine the pop-up leasing experience while introducing premium pop-up opportunities at Taubman’s iconic … Read More
Federal Realty Partners with Popable to Expand Pop-Up Leasing Opportunities Nationwide
Federal Realty Partners with Popable to Expand Pop-Up Leasing Opportunities Nationwide Houston, TX – 9/5/2023 – Federal Realty Investment Trust, a leading real estate developer and operator, is excited to announce its strategic partnership with Popable, a premier platform for pop-up leasing and retail experiences. This collaboration aims to provide brands with unparalleled access to Federal Realty’s prime retail spaces … Read More
POPABLE INTRODUCES “POPABLE PERKS” – A NEW DISCOUNT BENEFIT TO ENHANCE THE POP-UP SHOP EXPERIENCE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE POPABLE INTRODUCES “POPABLE PERKS” – A NEW DISCOUNT BENEFIT TO ENHANCE THE POP-UP SHOP EXPERIENCE Revolutionizing the Pop-Up Industry with Popable Perks and Exclusive Savings Benefits for Retailers and Spaces Houston, TX – 5/18/2023 – Today, Popable, the premier platform for discovering new brands and pop-up shop spaces, announced the launch of Popable Perks™, an exciting new … Read More
POPABLE AND WALMART JOIN FORCES TO HELP SMALL BUSINESS RETAILERS GET BACK ON THEIR FEET AFTER THE PANDEMIC
POPABLE AND WALMART JOIN FORCES TO HELP SMALL BUSINESS RETAILERS GET BACK ON THEIR FEET AFTER THE PANDEMIC HOUSTON, TX- Popable, a pop-up shop marketplace platform connecting brands and spaces for short-term retail leasing, and Walmart, the largest national retail department store, announced today that they have entered a strategic partnership that will allow small businesses to rent retail space … Read More
Are Pop-Ups the Future of Retail?
Yes, according to a Houston-based tech startup that connects brands with temporary retail space.