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The LIV Method plans to open its third New York City studio at 2 Gansevoort in January 2027. At 12,000 square feet, the Meatpacking District-area location will be the brand’s largest, with private, semi-private and group training alongside recovery amenities. The company has discussed expansion beyond New York but has not announced firm plans or locations.
The LIV Method plans to open a 12,000-square-foot studio at 2 Gansevoort in Manhattan in January 2027, adding a third New York City location and its largest studio to date. The family-owned boutique fitness operator says the site, in the Meatpacking District/West Village area, will offer its private, semi-private and group training formats, as well as recovery amenities.
The planned studio will bring the brand into a new part of Manhattan. Its existing New York locations are in Midtown East and the Upper East Side. The new site is described as a designated New York City landmark within the Greenwich Village Historic District. The real estate deal was brokered by Dennis Healthcare, according to Athletech News.
At the Gansevoort location, members are expected to have access to cold plunges, a sauna and practitioner treatments, in addition to training. The LIV Method’s stated approach uses individual assessments of clients’ strengths and weaknesses to inform programming that includes strength, cardio and dynamic mobility movements. The company describes its focus as personalized injury prevention and performance optimization; those are the operator’s descriptions of its method, not independently established outcomes.
The company is described as family-owned, family-operated and self-funded. Its two current New York studios also offer IV therapy, but the report does not say whether that service will be available at 2 Gansevoort. The opening date remains a plan for January 2027 rather than confirmation that the studio is already operating.
A Third Neighborhood for LIV
The expansion would give the LIV Method a presence outside its current Upper East Side and Midtown East locations, bringing the brand’s training and recovery services to the Meatpacking District/West Village area. For people considering the studio, the announced space and amenity list provide an early indication of what the new location is intended to offer, though operating details and membership arrangements have not been reported.
The planned 12,000-square-foot footprint is also notable within the company’s own growth: it is set to be its largest studio. The opening may test whether the operator can carry its individualized training model into a different Manhattan neighborhood. The source report provides no projections for membership, hiring or revenue, so the commercial impact cannot yet be measured.
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From Two Studios to Three
The LIV Method is a New York City-based boutique fitness brand offering private, semi-private and group training. Its current locations are in Midtown East and on the Upper East Side, according to Athletech News. The 2 Gansevoort site would extend its local footprint into an area it does not currently serve.
The founders have framed growth as neighborhood-based. In a joint statement to Athletech News, founder Matt Sauerhoff and chief operating officer Danielle Krinsky said the company wants to become part of the communities where it opens studios. The report also says the operator has an eventual interest in markets beyond New York, but identifies no timetable, target cities or committed expansion plans outside the city.
“2 Gansevoort is the next neighborhood we call home. We don’t just enter a neighborhood; we become part of its fabric.”
— Matt Sauerhoff, founder, and Danielle Krinsky, chief operating officer, in a joint statement to Athletech News
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Opening Plans and Services Ahead
The report gives a target opening of January 2027, but does not provide a specific opening day or detail the construction and permitting schedule. It also does not state when memberships will go on sale, what they will cost, how many staff will work at the studio or whether the planned date could change.
Some service details remain unsettled in the available information. The report lists cold plunges, a sauna and practitioner treatments for the new location, but does not describe which treatments will be offered or whether IV therapy—available at the existing studios—will be included. The company’s longer-term interest in other markets is not a confirmed expansion plan.
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Details Before the 2027 Opening
The next milestones are likely to include updates from the company on construction progress, membership availability and the studio’s full service offering. The announced target is January 2027; until the operator confirms an opening date and operational details, the location’s exact launch schedule remains subject to change.
For now, no specific expansion beyond New York has been announced. Any future locations, timing or services would need to be confirmed by the company before they can be treated as part of its growth plans.
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Key Questions
Where will The LIV Method’s new studio be?
The planned third New York City location is at 2 Gansevoort, in the Meatpacking District/West Village area of Manhattan.
When is the studio expected to open?
The company’s reported target is January 2027. A specific opening day has not been announced in the source report.
What will the new location offer?
The planned services include private, semi-private and group training, plus cold plunges, a sauna and practitioner treatments. The report does not confirm whether IV therapy will be offered there.
How large is the 2 Gansevoort studio?
The planned studio is 12,000 square feet, which the company says will make it the largest LIV Method location to date.
Is The LIV Method expanding outside New York?
The operator has expressed interest in entering other markets eventually, but has no firm plans reported for locations beyond New York.
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