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The LIV Method plans to open a 12,000-square-foot studio at 2 Gansevoort in Manhattan in January 2027. It will be the brand’s third New York City location and its largest so far, with private, semi-private and group training alongside recovery amenities.
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 new space will offer private, semi-private and group training, as well as recovery amenities including cold plunges, a sauna and practitioner treatments.
The planned studio is in the Meatpacking District and West Village area, at an address within the Greenwich Village Historic District. The real estate deal was brokered by Dennis Healthcare, according to Athletech News. The report describes the site as a designated New York City landmark; details about the building’s specific protections or how those may affect the project were not provided.
The LIV Method’s stated approach uses individual assessments of clients’ strengths and weaknesses to guide programming focused on injury prevention and performance. Its sessions combine strength, cardio and dynamic mobility movements. At 2 Gansevoort, those services will be offered alongside the listed recovery options, though the company has not provided details about membership pricing, capacity or the exact treatment menu.
The location will extend the brand beyond its existing Manhattan sites in Midtown East and the Upper East Side. Those studios also offer IV therapy, according to the report, but it is not clear whether that service will be available at the Gansevoort location. The new studio is described as the company’s third in New York City, not as an opening outside the city.
A New Neighborhood for LIV
The opening would move the LIV Method into a different part of Manhattan from its two existing sites and give the operator a substantially larger location. At 12,000 square feet, the studio could support a wider mix of training and recovery services, though the company has not disclosed how the space will be divided or how many clients it expects to serve.
For people living or working near the Meatpacking District and West Village, the announcement signals another boutique fitness option with both coached workouts and recovery amenities. The practical impact will depend on details that have not been released, including opening hours, availability, prices and whether all current services will be offered at the new address.
The project also gives the family-run operator room to grow while remaining in New York. The company has said it may enter other markets over time, but no firm expansion plans beyond the city have been announced. That makes 2 Gansevoort a concrete local expansion, rather than evidence of a confirmed national rollout.
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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 the Upper East Side. The 2 Gansevoort project would add a third Manhattan studio and place the brand in a new neighborhood for its business.
Athletech News reported that the company is family-owned, family-operated and self-funded. The report also noted that the new site is in a historic district. The company’s founders framed the expansion as a neighborhood-level effort, rather than simply adding another address, but that is the operators’ stated approach, not an independently measured outcome.
““2 Gansevoort is the next neighborhood we call home. We don’t just enter a neighborhood; we become part of its fabric.””
— LIV Method founder Matt Sauerhoff and chief operating officer Danielle Krinsky, in a joint statement to Athletech News
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Opening Details Still Pending
The reported January 2027 opening date is a plan; the available report does not confirm that construction is complete, that a specific day has been set or that the schedule cannot change. No information was provided about building work, permits or other steps tied to opening a studio in the historic district.
Several operational details remain unannounced. These include membership rates, class schedules, staffing, studio capacity and whether IV therapy—offered at the brand’s existing locations—will be available at 2 Gansevoort. The company has also not set a timetable or named a location for any potential expansion beyond New York City.
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Awaiting the 2027 Opening
The next stated milestone is the planned January 2027 opening at 2 Gansevoort. Before then, prospective members will need further information from the company on enrollment, services, schedules and pricing. Any construction or opening-date updates would clarify whether the announced timetable remains on track.
Beyond the new Manhattan studio, the LIV Method has expressed interest in entering markets outside New York at some point, but has announced no firm plans. For now, the expansion described in the report is limited to the Gansevoort location.
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Key Questions
Where will the new LIV Method studio be?
It is planned for 2 Gansevoort, in the Meatpacking District and West Village area of Manhattan.
When is the studio expected to open?
The LIV Method plans to open it in January 2027. The source does not give a specific date or confirm that the schedule is final.
How large will the new location be?
The planned studio is 12,000 square feet, which the report describes as the brand’s largest location to date.
What services are planned for 2 Gansevoort?
The company says the studio will offer private, semi-private and group training, plus cold plunges, a sauna and practitioner treatments. It has not confirmed whether IV therapy will also be available there.
Is the LIV Method expanding outside New York?
The company has said it envisions entering other markets in time, but no firm plans have been announced. The confirmed development in the report is its third New York City location.
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