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Toledo, OH Fitness Centers & Gyms for Lease

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Versatile Commercial Space For Rent
Versatile Commercial Space For Rent

1495 Dauner Rd c, Fenton, MI 48430

$1,650/Mo
950 sqft  Built 1972

950 SF space suitable for fitness, salon, or office.

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Rubber-Floored Office Unit
Rubber-Floored Office Unit

C-1495 Dauner Rd, Fenton, MI 48430

$1,650/Mo
3–6 people  950 sqft

Flexible commercial suite with dedicated office or private treatment room and building services included.

Trash pick up  Snow plowing of parking lot
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Office Building with Ground Retail
Office Building with Ground Retail

27777 Franklin Rd, Southfield, MI 48034

$19.50 SF/Yr

Contiguous office space is available on floors 11 through 13, plus ground-level retail ranging from 508 to 1,784 SF.

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Class A Office Complex
Class A Office Complex

20700-20750 Civic Center Dr, Southfield, MI 48076

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12 spaces

Modern office complex with fitness center, deli, and conference center.

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How to lease a fitness center or gym in Toledo, OH

  1. Size from your membership model. Whether it's a strength gym, HIIT box, yoga studio, or wellness club, plan roughly 10–14 sq. ft. per member and 40–60 sq. ft. per machine. A 200-member facility needs about 2,000 sq. ft. of training floor alone.
  2. Match demographics to your format. Use Location Intelligence to find Toledo, OH areas whose age, income, and lifestyle fit your concept. A boutique Pilates studio and a 24/7 big-box gym thrive on very different blocks.
  3. Expect zoning friction over parking. Cities hit gyms with heavy parking requirements that often demand variances. Work with a fitness-experienced broker or land-use consultant so you don't lease a space you can't legally occupy.
  4. Prefer a previous gym build-out. Second-generation fitness space with reinforced floors, showers, and upgraded HVAC already in place slashes costs. Otherwise, nail down in the lease who pays for soundproofing and whether you must restore the space on exit.
  5. Budget equipment alongside rent. Outfitting 3,000–4,000 sq. ft. runs $30–50K, often leased over 12–60 months. Combine equipment payments with occupancy costs in the Lease Calculator for the true monthly picture.
  6. Secure sublet and assignment rights. Get written permission to sublet to trainers, nutritionists, and wellness coaches, plus easy lease assignment if you sell. Add an exclusion clause keeping competing gyms out of your plaza.
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