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8/03/26
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Mountainside Fitness spent $3 mil on 4.1 acres within FIVE NORTH at VISTANCIA in North Peoria, AZ for development of the gym chain’s 25th location in the metro Phoenix area. The center is part of Vistancia Development’s award-winning, 7,100-acre Vistancia master-planned community.
The new Mountainside Fitness location will be part of the Vistancia community’s 320-acre mixed-use urban core, envisioned to include a dynamic retail and restaurant corridor, along with a distinctive mix of employment, healthcare, education, residential, parks and open space. The Mountainside club will link to the larger FIVE NORTH at VISTANCIA development via a walkable and open plan designed to connect residents and visitors to unique and compelling lifestyle and living experiences.
Western Retail Advisors’ Charles Skaggs and Jake McClaughry represented Vistancia in the Mountainside Fitness land sale. JLL’s Regan Amato and Ryan Tanner repped Mountainside Fitness.
FIVE NORTH at VISTANCIA benefits from a City of Peoria population of almost 65,500 residents within five miles, an average household income of $161,212 within one mile, and a city that has grown more than 20% since 2010 – in the process being named a #1 City to Live in Arizona by Money Magazine.
The project is located at Loop 303/Bob Stump Memorial Parkway at Lone Mountain Parkway. It is minutes from the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) in North Phoenix and the future Peoria Innovation Core, a major new technology employment hub anchored by Amkor. It is also proximate to leading recreational destinations including the City of Peoria’s Paloma Community Park, Lake Pleasant Regional Park and Peoria Sports Complex.
FIVE NORTH at VISTANCIA is part of the award-winning Vistancia master plan, offering five lifestyle communities, a 3.5 mile Discovery Trail, private community recreation centers with resort-style pools, two K-8 schools, parks, and two golf courses including the private Blackstone Country Club and daily fee Trilogy Golf Club – all with a backdrop of the White Peak and Twin Buttes mountains.
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