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Posted: July 26, 2022
Court 16 opens third facility
New York, NY According to Fosun Hive, Court 16, a contemporary tennis company, leased 7,000 s/f at 28 Liberty, the office tower in Lower Manhattan. The facility will be Court 16’s third club in New York City and first in Lower Manhattan’s Financial District, expected to open at the end of the year.
In advance of the opening, Fosun’s 28 Liberty will host special events at Fosun Plaza in support of the local community to promote tennis and pickleball access to residents and employees in nearby neighborhoods.
“28 Liberty offers landmarked architecture, proximity to public transport, dynamic retail space and exciting cultural and community events,” said Thomas Costanzo, global partner of Fosun and CEO of Four Trees Asset Management. “It is the perfect home for Court 16 FiDi and we are pleased to bring such a unique facility to our building.”
Court 16’s core programming - for children ages 2.5 through 15 - features both group and private instruction. Group classes and camps are tailored by age and skill level. Additionally, the modular construction of Court 16 clubs allow for highly personalized training programs, customized school programs and special events.
Court 16 FiDi is directly accessible on the 2/3 and 4/5 subway lines.
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