Life Time is expanding its footprint in the Austin area once again.
A filing submitted this week to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation shows the luxury fitness chain plans to build a new $52 million “athletic country club” in Cedar Park, expanding to six locations across the Austin metro if the project moves forward as planned.
The filing lists the project at 301 County Road 178 in Williamson County. Construction is scheduled to begin February 2027 and wrap up in August 2028, records show.
The proposed facility would span about 102,000 square feet and include far more than a traditional fitness center. According to the filing, plans call for two food service areas, pools, retail space, coworking offices and a babysitting service that offers up to two hours of child care while members use the club.
Life Time markets its locations as “athletic country clubs,” a concept that blends fitness with amenities designed to encourage members to spend much of their day on-site. In addition to gyms and fitness classes, the company’s clubs often include spaces suited for business use and family activities.
The Minnesota-based company operates more than 190 locations nationwide, including 37 in Texas.
Five of those clubs are in the Austin area, including:
Membership pricing varies by location, but standard adult memberships usually exceed $200 per month.