WASHINGTON, DC—In recent years, the "shared" economy has movedfrom the economic fringes to the mainstream. The concept resonateswith consumers for various reasons but it is worth exploring why itmakes sense from a business perspective. The answer is spacearbitrage. Space arbitrage enables a business to capitalize on thepotential to offer physical space for new alternative revenueswithout assuming lease risk.
"Space arbitrage offers marketplaces for connectingunder-utilized space to tenants/renters to help landlords managetheir properties with greater flexibility," explains Jason Fudin,CEO and co-founder of WhyHotel.
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