Is there any money in turning an old warehouse into an event venue? Tickets and concessions could be a good chunk of change and you don't even need to do much with utilities on off days
Although it j a recession people might have less money for tickets
>>61572157Sure, if you can find a warehouse in a part of town where people actually want to hang out.
>>61572309There's a lot in rust belt cities and towns
Not into rock climbing gyms sadly
>>61572157Thats not really a yes or no question. Its going to depend heavily on a great number of factors such as the area, what kind of access/parking is available, saturation, your access to financing and your ability to efficiently remodel, maintain and market the space.There is potential sure but if you're at the stage where you're asking 4chan you need to do way more research before committing a single dollar.
>>61572401Yeah it's just discussion prompted by a question
>>61572157You would need to:Make the outside look at the very least presentable and cleanHave adequate parkingMake the inside clean and usableLots of tables and chairsA green room/backstage room(s)A place for storageA light systemBig sound systemConstant marketing Highly Recommended:KitchenBarBig ass doors to move equipment in and outAlternatively I would suggest remodeling it into office space and renting out offices to businesses.
>>61572157Almost certainly. That's what most concert venues are. I've been to cool clubs that were very obviously meat packing plants or something.The issues I see are regulations and specifically in regards to "what kinds of events?". Will you be serving alcohol? Food? Something people will be drugged out / shitfaced at like a concert venue?There are boatloads of crunchy art studio spaces out there where somebody bought up an old warehouse, rented out some sections, and use other sections for craft shows, and random artsy events.
>>61572814Don’t forget hiring and training staff. You’ll need ushers/servers/bar tenders/kitchen staff/security. This will probably be your biggest expense and the quality of service provided could make or break your business
>>61572157Better off converting it to condos or something
>>61572157no one's going to pay to watch you shoot ping pongs out your bussy, nice try
>>61572157We could have illegals fight each other to the death with the winner being allotted a temporary work permit.
>ctrl+f 'insurance'That's what is going to fuck you. It's always the insurance jews who want your profit upfront
>>61572157Highly unlikely due to economic conditions and government regulations making it almost impossible to turn a profit.
>>61573991This, your best best is marketing it as a private club with memberships. You can circumvent a ton of regs and bs this way in many places.
