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Short Term Retail, Promotions & Advertising across North America

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Retailers & Marketers

Find specialty leasing locations, check rates and availability in a range of shopping centers across the country and book on-line.

Retailers, promoters and advertisers can now at the click of a button find, assess and book a myriad of temporary locations in North American shopping centers and malls. Landlords can easily list their excess capacity on casuallease.com and start to generate ancillary income more quickly.

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Property Owners

Easily maximize your revenue from your temporary or short-term retail and promotional spaces in shopping locations.

Casuallease.com offers a solution to a recognised Specialty Leasing industry problem - the difficulty landlords have reaching out to users of short term spaces, coupled with the hardship users experience finding, assessing and booking suitable temporary opportunities. We've changed this paradigm!

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About Us

Casuallease.com is an innovative online marketplace that matches shopping centers and malls with renters of short-term spaces.

Shops, kiosks, carts, automated retail, vending machines and amusement rides

Locations for promotions, exhibits, static displays, charity bins and film shoots

Advertising sites for banners, graphics, decals, posters and light poles

Casuallease.com assists landlords increase ancillary income by identifying short term operators for their Specialty Leasing opportunities and to streamline processes. At the same time we make it easier for operators to identify, assess and transact short term shop rental opportunities.

Pop-up idea proliferating

Sitcom-themed diners, cat cafe among ideas PHILIP MARCELO | Associated Press BOSTON – Now you see them; now you don’t. Pop-up storefronts and eateries have been around for years, but entrepreneurs increasingly are taking the concept in new and unexpected directions. In late July, New York welcomed the Museum of Ice Cream, an interactive pop-up … More Pop-up idea proliferating

Shopping centers pursue ‘Internet-proof’ tenants that can survive online competitors.

At a time when many traditional retailers are shrinking store sizes or closing locations, real estate developers are trying to fill malls and shopping centers with businesses that are “Internet proof.” Online sales make up only about 7 percent of all retail transactions in the United States, according to a recent report by global real … More Shopping centers pursue ‘Internet-proof’ tenants that can survive online competitors.

Ice Cream Pop-Up Shop Churning Success for Graduate

For alumna Colleen Cruze Bhatti, a combination of timing, connections, and hard work brought her to the next step in her growing dairy business, Cruze Farm Girl. This summer, Bhatti opened her first storefront, the Cruze Farm Milk Bar, in downtown Knoxville. She credits UT’s Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation for supporting her entrepreneurial … More Ice Cream Pop-Up Shop Churning Success for Graduate

Mall Owners Warm Up to ‘Pop-Up Stores’

Westfield, Simon Property Group dedicate staff, space to short-term stores once viewed as seasonal businesses. Mall landlords are turning to short-term retailers known as “pop-up stores” to attract shoppers and boost revenue as department stores and other tenants struggle to combat the growth of online commerce. Big shopping center owners such as Westfield Corp. and … More Mall Owners Warm Up to ‘Pop-Up Stores’

Kanye West Pop-up Store Opens in Lakeside Mall

The store is one of 21 temporary shops across the globe that will be open for three days. Kanye West pop-up store opens in Lakeside Mall. Christopher Nichols arrived at Lakeside mall in Sterling Heights at 11 p.m. Thursday to begin his 12-hour wait. But when the 16-year-old Southfield resident was one of the first two people … More Kanye West Pop-up Store Opens in Lakeside Mall

Our Team

Our executive team has diverse experience and skills in shopping center management, retail operations and technology.

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Stephen Katz

Prior to his involvement in casuallease.com, Stephen was the CEO of the Australian/Asian division of a UK based international retailer of fast moving consumable goods. His responsibilities included the start-up, general management and development of the business in Australia and the Group’s launch and expansion into S.E. Asia through a combination of company owned and franchised stores. Stephen holds law and Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) degrees. He practiced law briefly and has also worked as a senior management consultant with Touch Ross in Sydney, Australia.

Stuart Hely

As a former Director of Australia’s largest shopping center managing agents, Stuart’s experience combines a strong working knowledge of shopping mall/center operations, leasing, hands on experience with start-ups and a passionate understanding of inline, online and multi-channel retailing. Stuart is a pioneer in promoting short term leasing and has managed some of Australia's largest shopping malls.

Albert Tong

Albert brings to casuallease.com significant software design skills and experience in developing products for the financial services, automotive and real estate industries. Having spent over 8 years serving 11 countries as the Asia Pacific Chief Information Officer for Knight Frank, Albert has extensive expertise in delivering commercial and retail property systems and property websites, both locally and internationally. Albert, who has an MBA, also brings a wealth of commercial IT skills in software development, management, strategic planning, M&A and IPO activities.