Renting a Pushcart in Singapore
To rent pushcarts at these locations:
Shopping Malls
Bugis Junction: 6557 6556
Cathay Cineleisure Orchard: (link)
Cathay, The: (link)
Causeway Point: (link)
Centrepoint, The: (link)
Century Square: 6789 8827 or marketing@centurysquare.com.sg
Change Alley: 6319 1748
China Square Central: 6223 8206
Compass Point: (link)
Eastpoint: (link)
Forum The Shopping Mall: 6838 7173 or jo@hermill.com.sg
Hougang Mall: 6488 9613 or marketing@hougangmall.com.sg
Junction 8: 6354 2955
Katong Shopping Centre: 6345 0322
Lucky Plaza: 6235 6294 or (link)
Northpoint: (link)
Plaza Singapura: 6332 9305 or yvel.leu@capitaland.com.sg
Raffles City Shopping Centre: 6318 0231 or tan.siewjune@capitaland.com.sg
Shaw House: 6235 2077 ext 255
Shaw Plaza: 6235 2077 ext 255
Suntec City Mall: 6825 2850/6825 2851 or sherlynlim@sunteccity.com.sg/jesly@sunteccity.com.sg
Tampines Mall: 6788 8357 or davidgage.peh@capitaland.com.sg
Tanglin Mall: 6736 4922 or ryankang@tanglinmall.com.sg
UE Square: valeriekho@uel.com.sg
United Square: 6250 0858 or promotions@unitedsquare.com.sg
Vivocity: 6376 9181 or hmhuey@vivocity.com.sg
WhiteSands: 6589 2800 or marketing@whitesands.com.sg
Wisma Astria: 6283 8117
Public Buildings
National Library Building: (link)
Raffles Xchange: (link)
Far East Square: 6428 8228 or 6428 8646.
Schools
Republic Polytechnic: (link)
Town Centrals
Marine Parade Central: 6440 8645
Bedok Interchange: 6345 3566
Food Centres
Amoy Street Food Centre: 6582 4765 or sherlyn@qleisure.com
Tiong Bahru Food Centre: 6582 4765 or sherlyn@qleisure.com
Maxwell Food Centre: 6582 4765 or sherlyn@qleisure.com
East Coast Lagoon Food Centre: 6582 4765 or sherlyn@qleisure.com
Adam Road Food Centre: 6582 4765 or sherlyn@qleisure.com
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This list will continue to be updated. To add your mall or other location, drop me a comment or an email at daniel@youngupstarts.com.
(Editor’s Note: This list is provided as a resource. I am not in the pushcart business, so please do not contact me if I have pushcarts for rent or if I have a more updated list. What you see is what you get.)
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I am keen in starting a business in fashion clothes for young teens and adults. However, I would like to rent a stall/pushcart/flea market space to test out the market first on weekend basis. Could you advise me on the ideal location? My budget for space rental is around S$70 or less per day. I mean not necssary to be in Shopping Centre because if shopping will be expensive. Anyway i have just started at Clark QUAY at three weeks ago as the response i s good but the rent is too expenisve. Do you have any subject?? Hope to hear from you asap. Thank Yo
From Emily Khoo -Mobile No. 93223488
Hi Emily,
There are many, many factors to consider – I’ve written a post on it before:
http://www.youngupstarts.com/2008/08/17/where-should-i-locate-my-fashion-pushcart-business/
There is no one location that is the most ideal, it all depends on what kind of fashion you have, and what pricing you are going to set. But I do hear from a friend that the Tanglin Mall flea market is a good place to experiment as it gets a very good crowd on weekends (usually expatriates and foreign domestic help who love their fashion).
Hope this helps!
Hi,there anyone know how to apply a stall in tampines bus interchange?
I had setup a shop in other country.but not good bussines so i end it up.
But i still left over alot of staff .Can anyone know where to apply ang how much is the rentel
for a month.Hope to hear from u soon. THANKYOU.
My HP.98857323
Sam Ngo
I am keen on getting a pushcart to sell basically food for adults like breakfast set and etc..
i prefer @ west area and near interchange.. do u have any suggestion as well ?
Hi Rachelle,
I recommend you spend some time observing the morning work rush around the various bus interchanges and MRT stations, especially those with heavy foot traffic such as Jurong East and Jurong West.
Studying what’s currently available at those locations and what people buy for breakfast can give you an interesting insight of what can or cannot sell.
All the best!
hi everyone
i have few question to those of you which understanding in push cart buiseness
i’m looking for best location to open push cart?
if i’m foreigners and want to do so what is the procedure ?and how much it’s will cost me the renting per month ?
please let me know or emeil me
gili_m3@yahoo.com
thanks gil
I am keen on getting a pushcart to sell all age clothes etc..
i prefer doing at shopping mall.. but i dun have any idea of place do u have any suggestion ?
Hi nobody,
The first thing I’d recommend is to consider focusing on a target audience first – selling “all age” clothes is a recipe for disaster. The places a school-going youth go to buy clothes is totally different from a senior citizen.
den you got any recommend for mi.if i sell youth clothes where should i location the store.?i am thinking of having a pushcart but i have no idea where to open?thanks.
Hi nobody,
Not sure if you have read these other posts I put up on pushcart marketing, they may be helpful:
http://www.youngupstarts.com/2008/08/17/where-should-i-locate-my-fashion-pushcart-business/
http://www.youngupstarts.com/2007/08/16/pushcart-entrepreneurship/
I hesitate to recommend exact locations to you (after all I don’t want to be blamed in the future if things go wrong), but you may want to check out the following youth-friendly locations: Bugis Junction, Cathay Cineleisure, Plaza Singapura, Tampines Mall.
I recommend you spend some time researching the type of people who frequent these malls and see if the traffic and demographic suits your wares.
All the best!
nobody will blame you if anything go wrong in fact i should thank you for giving mi all the important suggestion. but hows the rental there.? do you have any idea.?cause i plan to start from BLOG shop first.but i dunno how the market out side now.?
Hi,
I have noticed that the locations fore rental which are stated above are mostly for shopping malls and central areas. Would you happen to have any information of rental of push carts in the beach areas like Sentosa or Changi. Thinking on setting up a one under food and beverage.
Hi Carol,
Currently I don’t have the contacts to the locations you mentioned, but if you or anybody else has them I’d be glad to update the list.
Thanks for this useful info. You mind if I put this information in my website? With attribution, of course.
Hi,
I’d prefer if you link to this site as opposed to putting the information up wholesale on your site.
Thanks.
Hi, do you have information on rental of pushcart in SIM? Thanks.
Hi ANG (and all),
What you see in the list is all I have. If it’s not there, it’s not there.
Feel free to contribute contact details for other locations if you have.
And sorry, I don’t search out contact details on anybody’s behalf – this is simply community service and I don’t make money from this. Now, if you offer to pay me to do your research for you, that’ll be a different story. No offense intended.
Otherwise, all the best.
I need a 2 pushcarts for a school event. Duration 2 days. Where can I loan / rent pushcarts? thanks.
Hi Diana,
Contacts are provided in the list. You can call/email them to find out more.
Hi Everyone,
I would like to start up a small business to test the market selling fashion clothing ,
my target is daily about $70 in wet market to have a stall . But i do not who and where should i find .
Can anyone advise me , or know any people can rent a place for me in wet market.
my mobile :91812231
Thanks Ya
Hi Nyx,
For wet markets, you’ll need to contact the various Town Councils that oversee them, and they should be able to guide you to the right people. However, they have rather stringent guidelines when it comes to leasing the stalls i.e. you need to be retired and have a family income below a certain level.
I’m not too sure about selling fashion clothing in wet markets, unless you’re targeting the elderly women market. In any case, all the best!
Hi, Is a license needed to open a push cart to sell things? if so, how to obtain one?
Hi Min,
Pushcarts in established malls or designated spaces usually do not require licenses.
However, you’ll need one depending on the type of goods you’re peddling. Food, health products, for example, may require approval from authorities. Go check at http://www.business.gov.sg for the appropriate licenses.
Im thinking of BUYING pushcarts, or renting the pushcarts, anyone know where I can buy them, and maybe these suppliers also service and maintain them when they are broken etc.
Email me at jacklin84@gmail.com
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Hi,
Interested parties who are interested in renting pushcarts at UE Square at 81 Clemenceau Avenue (near River Valley/DBL O area) We have 2 pushcarts in the mall, suitable for any trades. If you’re interested, can drop me an email!
valeriekho@uel.com.sg
thanks
Hi Valerie,
Updated the list!
I have been surfing the web for 2 days and could not find a place that all the malls got the pushcart from? Does anyone know when can i buy pushcart from? or even suppliers…i wish to know more and hope anyone with the information can help me.
Hi,
Is there any other pushcarts in singapore that opens from 7pm to 1am?Beside Clarke quay,where is the other locations that has night life and hotels around that pushcart area?
thanks
pls email me at kawaimissy@yahoo.com.sg
Hi,
I am a foreigner but i am living in singapore on long term social visit pass. i would like to rent a push cart to sell clothings. i believe that selling clothings no need to apply a licence but what about myself ?
i am applying for PR but it might take more then 6 motnhs for processing, wat can i do if i wish to sell clothings at the push cart myself ?
Hope someone can give me some advice, many thanks.
San
Hi Daniel,
May i know the rates of push cart in Tampines Mall? Is there still have any space for push cart?
Thanks=)
Sylvia
Hi sylvia,
You’ll have to apply directly to the mall yourself, as my site only does this as an information resource. However, if you’d like to pay me a commission to do it, that’s different of course!
But it’s best you go direct. Cheers and all the best.
Daniel
hi daniel
thanks for your advise=)
Sylvia
Hi, does anyone have any contacts for bugis village’s pushcart? kindly contact me @ 81836992-ping
I’m looking for $50 to $80 per day push cart in east areas. Please advice me on where should i start where there’s crowd of all ages.
Thx..
im lookingfor a place to sell clothes and accesories… have been wanting to do pushcart business,but proberbly with rental 50/per day and with young crowds.. any suggestions?
Hi Eileen,
You may want to check this previous post of mine:
http://www.youngupstarts.com/2008/08/17/where-should-i-locate-my-fashion-pushcart-business/
$50/day rental is a little on the low-end, but you may want to check with the various universities and polys – some of them have spaces you can rent, and the crowd is young-ish and into clothes and accessories.
Rental at malls, even in the neighbourhood ones, are higher than your indicated budget.
Hi,
My sister and i will like to open a pushcart at far east plaza..are you able to get the number??\
Thanks:)
You can try calling 67326266 (o) or 96736477/96675130 (hp) – it’s for the rentals for shops but they can probably help you on the pushcarts as well.
Hi, i am wantin to sell some cosmetics. Interested to rent a push cart. Is there any weekend push carts available?
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hi,
my partner n I fly often and we ve imported quite a bit of items from Japan 100yen stall. wonder if we should start a pushcart or in fact should we just find ways to sell them? thks
hi,
commission for anyone who recommend buyers for my 100yen items. thks…
Hi there Daniel,
First and foremost, thank you for the information.
I would just like to ask you if you have ever heard of shops renting rack space, i.e. subletting. Rack or table space catering mainly for clothes and accessories. If so, would you have any idea on the location and rental rates of these shops?
Thanks!
Hi Shen,
Have you considered services like Inqbox?
http://www.youngupstarts.com/2008/05/26/out-of-the-box-retail/
I think it’s a better way than to subletting rack or table space from pushcarts.
Hi Daniel,
I am looking for a place to sell Japanese tableware sets which are below $90, where do you think I should consider (I am thinking of Tanglin Mall bec of its expatriate clientale) setting up the push carts?
Thank you.
Hi Kim,
For Japanese tableware, you can consider places that attract a large tourist crowd – other than Tanglin Mall, Suntec City and Raffles City Shopping Centre can be good options. However, rentals at those places can be steep.
Tanglin Mall sometimes also have a weekend bazzaar, but that’s probably not suitable for Japanese tableware.
I’d recommend trying something different instead – talk to furniture retail shops to see if they are willing to carry (and more importantly, display) your products.
Thanks Daniel for your advice.
Kim