Newmark Arranges Lease In Boca Raton, Expanding Fitness Studio’s South Florida Presence

Newmark has arranged a new 3,690-square-foot retail lease for Fuze House, a boutique fitness studio specializing in infrared-heated mat Pilates and sculpt. The studio will occupy ground-floor space at The Mark at Cityscape, a 13-story luxury residential community in Boca Raton.

Fuze House is expected to open in the third quarter of 2026.

Newmark Managing Director Mitch Heifetz represented the tenant in the transaction. Jack Siragusa of CBRE represented the landlord, Greystar.

Founded in 2022 with its first studio in Miami, Fuze House has rapidly expanded its footprint, now operating five locations across Miami, New York City and East Hampton. The Boca Raton lease marks the brand’s third South Florida location as it continues to scale its distinctive, experience-driven fitness offering in high-growth markets.

“Fuze House has quickly established itself as one of the most in-demand boutique fitness concepts in the region, and this Boca Raton location further solidifies its growing presence across South Florida and Palm Beach County,” said Heifetz.

 

“At its core, Fuze House is about community,” said Eli Kaylin, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Fuze House. “We have never seen it as just a fitness studio, but as a lifestyle. Every new location is an opportunity to build that from the ground up, and Boca felt like a place where it will truly resonate.”

The Mark at Cityscape is located at 11 Plaza Real S in the heart of Downtown East Boca and features 208 high-end residential units. The property is surrounded by a curated mix of national and boutique retailers, including Trader Joe’s, Carrot Express, Kendra Scott, Rumble Boxing, Pure Barre and Bluemercury. The site benefits from strong demographics, with more than 29,000 residents and average household incomes exceeding $140,000 within a one-mile radius, and offers convenient access to the Brightline Boca Raton Station and major thoroughfares including Palmetto Park Road and Federal Highway.

According to Newmark Research, Sun Belt markets continue to lead the nation in retail leasing and investment activity. South Florida ranked among the top-performing regions in the fourth quarter of 2025, with $4.3 billion in retail investment volume, underscoring sustained investor confidence and tenant demand across the market.