Gym buildouts are expensive. Plumbing, showers, rubber flooring, and HVAC upgrades can quickly exceed six figures. Tenant improvements (TI) are landlord contributions that help offset these costs. Negotiating them well can free up capital …

The lease is often more important than the location itself. A poorly structured lease can drain profits or even force you out early. Here are the mistakes gym owners make most frequently. What to …

Many gym owners see a space advertised at $20 per square foot and think it’s affordable. Then the first bill arrives and it’s far higher. The culprit is usually an NNN lease. What to …

Gym owners often dream of buying their building. It’s appealing to stop paying rent to a landlord and start building equity. Ownership can be powerful, but it’s not the right move for everyone. Knowing …

Opening a gym is exciting, but the first real estate decision can feel heavy. Should you lease or should you buy? Both paths can work, but they serve different stages of business. Understanding the …

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