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"AirBnB for event space" sites already exist, like https://www.peerspace.com https://www.peerspace.com. All of them just generalize for "event" planning. But mo
by mr_tristan 8y ago
"AirBnB for event space" sites already exist, like https://www.peerspace.com https://www.peerspace.com. All of them just generalize for "event" planning. But most of the spaces are for smaller events, because that's what's unused.
Once you get to 100+ attendees, options drop dramatically. When I did a cursory search for "average us wedding size", I got a number of 120.
So, I'm just not sure where this source of "good enough" venues are going to come from, that aren't already in use.
- AnimalMuppet 8y agoI was thinking that the disruption would be the creation of new venues. It seems that there's a market for less-expensive venues that can hold from 120 up to perhaps 200 (?) people. There's unserved demand there. The trick is to create spaces that work, that are attractive, that aren't as expensive as the existing options.