FULL BODY WORKOUT A REVIEW OF THE CENTRAL LONDON GYM MARKET


THE GYM MARKET IN GREAT SHAPE


Welcome to the 2019 edition of the Central London Gym Market Review, an in-depth look at the gym sector, tracking the consumer trends that are impacting the market outlook.


The group exercise phenomenon has led to a booming studio gym market and reinvigorated a number of traditional gym offers, in an era where gyms are no longer bland spaces full of treadmills and free weights.


In this age of Instagram and social media gyms are now having to adapt to the consumer appetite for design-led, beautiful surroundings. Similarly, the gym is moving away from being just a place to work out and is now becoming a place to socialise, relax – and even date.


With people favouring a healthier lifestyle and given the clear mental health benefits of working out, consumers are willing to


travel further and pay more for fitness. As such the gym should be considered a key amenity for office workers and in residential developments alike.


The future for Central London’s gym market looks bright. With competitive bidding witnessed on many new opportunities, it is enjoying a healthy rental market and illustrates how gyms now occupy a stronger position than ever in the UK’s alternative assets market.


We hope you enjoy this latest edition of the Colliers Central London Gym Market Review, which has been written based on specific rental property data sourced by Colliers International, supported by consumer intel taken from a 3,000-person consumer survey.


Ross Kirton


Head of UK Leisure Agency Colliers International


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