When bankrupt Stein Mart Inc. closed its stores in Oct, genuine estate brokers predicted the six Jacksonville areas would be interesting to stores that consist of fitness centers, supermarkets, home furnishings merchants and other buying utilizes.

They are commencing to land tenants.

Ideas surfaced for the closed Stein Mart at 13475 Atlantic Blvd. in Harbour Village to turn into Crunch Physical fitness, and the vacant retail store in Point Meadows is slated for lease to Bailey’s Health & Fitness.

Landlord Sleiman Enterprises COO Michael McNaughton mentioned July 5 that the 32,000-sq.-foot Place Meadows spot at 10915 Baymeadows Road has been leased to Bailey’s.

McNaughton stated Sleiman seemed ahead to “incorporating a flagship top quality fitness center and rising the relevance of the heart to the neighborhood.”

Jacksonville-primarily based Bailey’s Health and fitness & Physical fitness, started in 1981, has developed to 18 spots, such as at Place Village, in North Florida and one particular in Brunswick, Georgia.

Brothers Don, David and Darryl Bailey founded the firm.

David and Darryl Bailey lead the corporation soon after Don’s dying in August.

Bailey’s Wellness & Conditioning employs additional than 300 men and women, has a lot more than 60,000 associates and generates yearly profits topping $20 million. 

Club visits in March, a year immediately after the pandemic, had been the greatest in business record.

Darryl Bailey claimed July 5 that the 17th area, at Oakleaf Station at 8396 Merchants Way in Southwest Jacksonville, is scheduled to open up the 7 days