The parent company of LA Fitness is testing investor appetite for its premium gym concept with a $14 million sale-leaseback offering in one of San Antonio's fastest-growing corridors — a deal that will gauge how the net lease market prices an unproven fitness brand backed by North America's largest health club operator. Fitness International, LLC […]
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