Fitness International LLC will unveil its Club Studio concept, a high-end experiences with top amenities and boutique fitness classes, at 59 Maiden Lane in Manhattan.
The 36,500-square-foot lease comprises the entire retail component of the building, said AmTrust RE, its owner manager. The property is located at the base of a fully leased 1-million-square-foot office tower and is surrounded by luxury residential properties including 8 Spruce St., 19 Dutch St. and 130 William St.
“Club Studio’s new lease at 59 Maiden Lane marks a pivotal moment in the revitalization of Downtown Manhattan,” said Jonathan Bennett, president of AmTrust. “Historically, this district was the city’s financial epicenter, but its ongoing transformation and tremendous potential as a mixed-use neighborhood is underscored by the recent surge in residential development. Club Studio is a one-of-a-kind fitness experience that will cater to both local residents and our commercial tenants, and this new neighborhood amenity is yet another indication of FiDi’s resurgence.”
Club Studio offers innovative classes with premier instructors and top-tier trainers, first-class amenities, and the industry’s latest equipment, the company said. It also provides members with access to steam rooms, cryotherapy, infrared saunas, whirlpool spas, personal training, studio one-on-one sessions and a retail store.
“Fitness International is excited to introduce our innovative concept, Club Studio, to 59 Maiden Lane. Club Studio strives to provide an unrivaled fitness and wellness experience, in a convenient, central position in the markets we serve. The blend of residents and office workers within the Financial District makes it an ideal complement to our first Manhattan deal near Columbus Circle. We have additional locations in development and plan to open at least six club studios in Manhattan within 36 months and many more in the greater New York area,” said Nick Roberts, senior vice president of real estate, Fitness International LLC.
AmTrust RE was represented by Masonre Founder and Chief Executive Officer David Abrams and Directors Eliot Goldschmidt, Jeff Jacobson and Brandon Miller in the lease transaction. Fitness International was represented by Chase Welles of the Shopping Center Group and John Kalamaras of the RealSource Group.
