A short YouTube interview (Mark Simpson) discussing what kinds of properties are suitable to list on Peerspace. The speakers clarify that Peerspace attracts two user types (hosts who list properties and guests who book) and emphasize a wide variety of acceptable listings beyond large warehouses — including meeting rooms, boardrooms, co-working spaces, and many private residences.
There's two types of people who come into the Peerspace website. You'll have the the host who wants to list their their property and you'll have the people that want to book. So from just like case studies that are out there right now what are the types of properties that are listing on Peerspace? Because I think the assumption would be oh it's for you know, big warehouses or X, Y, Z. It's not going I think a host watching this may be thinking it's not going to be for for me. So if you could just give some different types of examples of people that are listing their their properties on Peerspace just to sort of calm that objection that somebody may have.
Yeah well we are interested in bringing on unique spaces whatever kind of space type that may be. So while there are meeting rooms and boardrooms and co working spaces there are also many, many homes residences that are used for different activities.
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