For fitness operators assessing gyms near Catch Residences by IGO, this directory highlights local competition, facility formats and commercial-space requirements. Anytime Fitness and Wellfit JVC offer local options, The Den DXB focuses on personal training in Motor City, and Club 15 offers broader sports facilities in Al Quoz, while Ox Fitness is planned rather than open. GulfALTS’ sector-specific portfolio provides a wider commercial context for distinguishing neighbourhood clubs, destination sports facilities and planned tenant amenities.

Key Takeaways

Operating status and location separate the neighbourhood clubs from the wider portfolio venues. These distinctions matter when assessing a catchment or comparing competing fitness formats.

For operators and commercial tenants, facility scale also signals different space requirements. A personal-training business, a large-format club and a multi-sport facility require different premises assessments.

• 24-hour access. Anytime Fitness is one of the gyms near Catch Residences by IGO, offering round-the-clock access at Shop 15, Binghatti Phantom, JVC.
• Club size. Wellfit JVC occupies 75,000 square feet on Level 2 of Circle Mall and offers strength training, cardio, yoga and immersive cycling.
• Personal training. The Den DXB offers personal training at Unit 12, Dubai Autodrome, Motor City.
• Multiple sports. Club 15 is an independently owned and operated sports club within Dubai Creative Park, with three basketball courts, seven padel courts and a 25 m semi-Olympic pool.
• Planned facility. Ox Fitness is planned as an independently operated tenant amenity within GulfALTS’ business park, rather than a nearby option for Catch Residences by IGO.

The five entries below distinguish operating clubs from a planned tenant amenity. Their locations and formats provide a starting point for commercial catchment analysis, rather than a single neighbourhood comparison.

For prospective fitness tenants, the relevant comparison is the relationship between the business model and its premises. Training areas, wet facilities and courts each introduce different layout and infrastructure considerations.

Top 5 Gyms near Catch Residences by IGO

1. Club 15 at Dubai Creative Park

Club 15 is an operational sports club within Dubai Creative Park, GulfALTS’ 500,000 sq ft wellness and fitness destination under development in Al Quoz; Club 15 is independently owned and operated.

Its facilities suit gym training, court sports and swimming, with a two-floor gym, rooftop gym, three basketball courts, seven padel courts and a 25 m semi-Olympic pool. Reformer Pilates and studio training sit alongside recovery facilities that include a sauna, infrared sauna, ice bath, Jacuzzi and Normatec.

2. Ox Fitness at Dubai Fintech District

Ox Fitness at Dubai Fintech District is a premium fitness club planned within GulfALTS’ business park, rather than a neighbourhood option near Catch Residences by IGO. The independently operated club is set to open as a tenant amenity within the business park.

3. Anytime Fitness

For 24-hour access in JVC, Anytime Fitness operates at Shop 15, Binghatti Phantom, JVC, Al Barsha South 4, Dubai, 00000. The club offers personalised coaching, fitness consultations and training options to suit individual goals, alongside a recovery and infrared room. Private restrooms, private showers, convenient parking and 24-hour security round out its amenities.

4. Wellfit JVC

A 75,000-square-foot club, Wellfit JVC operates on Level 2, Circle Mall, Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC), Dubai, UAE. Its strength and cardio zone, group classes, yoga, immersive cycling and Wellfit classes provide options for both individual training and class-based exercise.

Opening hours are Monday to Friday, 5:30 AM to 11 PM, and Saturday to Sunday, 7 AM to 10 PM.

5. The Den DXB

At Unit 12, Dubai Autodrome, Motor City, The Den DXB is an operating gym. It offers personal training, giving this entry a specific coaching focus.

Choosing the Right Facility near Catch Residences by IGO

A commercial comparison of gyms near Catch Residences by IGO should separate nearby options from the wider sports offer at Club 15 and the planned Ox Fitness.

• Schedule and coaching: Anytime Fitness illustrates an extended-access format with coaching support. Operators assessing comparable premises should consider access control, security and customer circulation outside conventional business hours, alongside the space needed for coaching.
• Scale and group training: Wellfit JVC provides a large-format comparison. For prospective tenants, usable training space, studio separation and circulation are more informative than headline floor area alone. The intended activity mix should guide the premises brief.
• Personal training: The Den DXB offers a coaching-led comparison rather than a broad class programme. Operators considering that model should assess how the layout supports supervised sessions and equipment use, rather than assuming a larger club’s space requirements apply.
• Multiple sports and recovery: Club 15 sits within Dubai Creative Park, GulfALTS’ 500,000 sq ft wellness and fitness destination under development in Al Quoz, rather than in the immediate neighbourhood. Its multi-sport format raises different commercial-space questions from a gym-led operation, including court footprints, pool infrastructure and separation between training and recovery areas.
• Current versus planned options: Ox Fitness is planned, so it belongs in a future supply assessment rather than the operating-club count. Investors and prospective tenants should distinguish existing competition from planned amenities when evaluating commercial positioning.

From GulfALTS’ developer-operator perspective, sports and wellness real estate should provide commercial space suited to the businesses using it. Dubai Creative Park brings that focus to GulfALTS portfolio, while Club 15 remains a separate club within the destination.

Sara Khoury's Take

Premises adaptability is the constraint operators underestimate: a space suited to personal training does not automatically support the wet facilities or courts described here. I would test conversion costs and technical feasibility before negotiating lease terms, because a location advantage can disappear when the building cannot accommodate the operating model economically.

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