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of gym operators,” added Dan. “With hybrid working here to stay, suburban locations are a fantastic opportunity for us as you’re seeing a greater number of home workers and relocation to these areas. This is something seen by the hospitality industry too and given the population’s increased consideration to their health and wellbeing, there is signifi cant demand for gyms in these locations.” Anytime Fitness kicked off the launch


of Hot Locations with a special event at the London Stadium in September. The event was attended by a range of new franchisees, as well as existing franchisees who are looking to scale their investment in Anytime Fitness and open further locations. The event gave them the chance to see exactly how the


data behind Hot Locations works, as well as the locations with the most potential that are currently available to them to pursue. With property opportunities


ever-evolving, Hot Locations will consistently be reviewed and added, giving franchisees regular access to up-to-date information about where to invest. Further strengthening its property


offering, one of Anytime Fitness’ key property partners is real estate services provider, Savills. Their extensive experience of commercial real estate enables them to pinpoint these Hot Locations with Anytime Fitness, helping to identify suitable properties in these locations, as well as helping to negotiate favourable rental terms with landlords.


If you’re interested in owning your


own gym, visit www.anytimefi tness. co.uk/own-a-gym to fi nd out more and book some time with one of the Anytime Fitness UK Development Team. 


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