This included use of the gym as well as once a week "social gatherings" where they would provide a meal, cocktails, rent a PayPerView event, host a pool party, or some other sort of event.  

Or maybe you’re more of a gym person.

It's  only 10 months old (recently built); its cost is in the $350k and the house in a country club neighborhood (pool, gym, summer camps, and the rest). 

I used to rock climb in a church converted to rock climbing gym in Dayton, OH that was super cool.

He gets up every day and hits the gym even if he doesn't know when the next fight is coming. 

A lot of landlords have had to severely drop their rental rates to get tenants because they're now competing with huge complexes with parking, bikes, gyms, restaurants and even turn down services.The rest of of the City of Charleston is more affordable than downtown, but it's still a highly competitive market, so getting a good deal takes a lot of hunting.

My wife runs a specialized personal training gym and her location and convenience to clients is very important, but she also sees people multiple times per week and she could get new clients in new areas.

I have a 3 story house with 4 baths (tub/shower, sink, toilet), a jacuzzi on the 3rd floor, 8 beds (sometimes more), 2 washers, 3 dryers, a kegorator, gym equipment in the basement, big gas grill, big charcoal grill, pecan tree in the yard, 5 HDTVs, and it's haunted.It gets rented out to men doing contract work at a refinery. 

Whether it is on BP or chatting at the gym, heck even "friends" can all be places where scammers target you.

Gym or exercise facility?