Ideas for new business

[Set77]

I just got 2 massive basement,i very very large each one, locate on center, of my city that is very busy close to train station and other main shops

I would like to know ideas for new business to profits of that space.


I don't have to pay any rent is the gold key

Many thanks

 

[Opinion87]

Have you considered a dungeon?

 

[Mr D]

Bakery
Farm
Shop
Office space
Manufacturing
Massage parlour
Dog grooming salon
Arcade
Gym
Tanning salon
Photography studio
Laboratory
Sandwich making
Dark kitchen
Coffee place
Cafe
Restaurant

 

[alan1302]

Bakery
Farm
Shop
Office space
Manufacturing
Massage parlour
Dog grooming salon
Arcade
Gym
Tanning salon
Photography studio
Laboratory
Sandwich making
Dark kitchen
Coffee place
Cafe
Restaurant

A farm in a basement in a city centre?

 

[Set77]

Have you considered a dungeon?

What you mean proper ??

Bakery
Farm
Shop
Office space
Manufacturing
Massage parlour
Dog grooming salon
Arcade
Gym
Tanning salon
Photography studio
Laboratory
Sandwich making
Dark kitchen
Coffee place
Cafe
Restaurant

The only down thing is, the access for now is straight, what make complicated to up and down with stuff, it not mean that we can inplant In future.

Cafe, restaurant, farm, dog, bakery, shop,

I want to take advantage of this coronavirus to generate new opportunities new business

If anyone have more recommendations, very welcome

 

[Set77]

A farm in a basement in a city centre?

Depending what type of farm,
Could be a bitcoin farm

 

[alan1302]

I want to take advantage of this coronavirus to generate new opportunities new business

Somewhere to get CV19 tests done

 

[alan1302]

Depending what type of farm,
Could be a bitcoin farm

Could be a wind farm

 

[CVRO]

A farm in a basement in a city centre?

Indoor farming is indeed possible and there are a number of companies trying to make it financially viable. I just do not have the slightest clue of how close they are to achieving it.

 

[Mr D]

What you mean proper ??




The only down thing is, the access for now is straight, what make complicated to up and down with stuff, it not mean that we can inplant In future.

Cafe, restaurant, farm, dog, bakery, shop,

I want to take advantage of this coronavirus to generate new opportunities new business

If anyone have more recommendations, very welcome

Straight access?
No clue what that is.

You want to take advantage of coronavirus?
Then mask seller, handwash seller etc.

Or more long term, removal company, house clearance, insolvency practitioner etc.

 

[Set77]

Somewhere to get CV19 tests done

Sorry, government will not pay me anything, also I don't believe it's a good idea, best is hire a large lorry and drive around

Could be a wind farm

Hahah oh ye

Indoor farming is indeed possible and there are a number of companies trying to make it financially viable. I just do not have the slightest clue of how close they are to achieving it.

Like fast chickens, we could grow vegetables in days.

Straight access?
No clue what that is.

You want to take advantage of coronavirus?
Then mask seller, handwash seller etc.

Or more long term, removal company, house clearance, insolvency practitioner etc.

I mean the basement only have 2 small stairs for access what make some difficulty to develop some type of business until future construction.

When I said coronavirus, not in that way
Is people growing and in other hand people going down

 

[CVRO]

Like fast chickens, we could grow vegetables in days.

Given all that's happening in the world at the moment, I'd concentrate on vegetables as I cannot see you getting the permits to keep livestock in an indoor farm at a city centre's basement.
For clarity, the fact it is technically possible does not make it financially viable.

 

[Mr D]

Sorry, government will not pay me anything, also I don't believe it's a good idea, best is hire a large lorry and drive around



Hahah oh ye


Like fast chickens, we could grow vegetables in days.



I mean the basement only have 2 small stairs for access what make some difficulty to develop some type of business until future construction.

When I said coronavirus, not in that way
Is people growing and in other hand people going down

Never expect government to pay you anything and you won't be disappointed.
Lots of other businesses are also not getting any money from government.

 

[Set77]

Given all that's happening in the world at the moment, I'd concentrate on vegetables as I cannot see you getting the permits to keep livestock in an indoor farm at a city centre's basement.
For clarity, the fact it is technically possible does not make it financially viable.

No no, I don't want to do a farm, but the only farm I can see profits is cannabis farm to do in this case. But no for this idea

Never expect government to pay you anything and you won't be disappointed.
Lots of other businesses are also not getting any money from government.

I know
But like I mentioned you get 2 massive large basement where you don't have to pay anything for that, you would want to do something with that space
unfortunately money is no much, so can't make a good invest and rebuild a new infrastructure.

 

[The Byre]

Dungeon - knocking-shop combination. Put a GoPro in the corner for a bit of additional revenue.

 

[Mr D]

No no, I don't want to do a farm, but the only farm I can see profits is cannabis farm to do in this case. But no for this idea



I know
But like I mentioned you get 2 massive large basement where you don't have to pay anything for that, you would want to do something with that space
unfortunately money is no much, so can't make a good invest and rebuild a new infrastructure.

Yes have come up with multiple ideas. Up to you what to do or how to utilise.

 

[menetworkjadaltd]

I'd turn it into studios, or a Covid gallery where people can send you their artwork to display which can sell on their behalf.

 

[mattk]

Reality Fortnite

 

[ethical PR]

What sort of business do you have planning permission for @Set77

What sort of business do you have experience of running/working in?

What sort of budget do you have to set up your business and pay for the first six months or so of running costs?

 

[Jozef222007]

What about renting it to someone else?