By Vivian Peregrino CoStar Research
Fusion Gyms, a popular, no-contract fitness chain with five locations across Philadelphia and Bucks County, has signed a lease to open a sixth location at 2 S. 69th St. in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, where it will occupy just under 26,000 square feet across the ground, second, and third floors of The McClatchy Building.
The distinctive Art Deco structure is part of the Shops at 69th Street, an outdoor retail destination near the 69th Street transit hub owned by New York-based Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp. The shopping center spans multiple blocks and is home to a mix of national and local retailers. Fusion Gyms will be occupying space formerly occupied by fast-fashion clothing chain H&M.
Fusion Theaters, a related business owned by the same owner of Fusion Gyms, also leased space in the Shops at 69th Street for its debut location. The new movie theatre and arcade games concept leased a 41,000-square-foot space next to Five Below in the open-air shopping mall.
The new theater space will be located near the former Tower Theater concert venue, which remains available and slated for redevelopment.
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