Exercise equipment maker Peloton Interactive plans in coming months to reduce its commercial real estate costs by shrinking its industrial property footprint, trimming its network of owned-and-operated distribution centers and selling a new $400 million factory in Ohio.
Peloton Turns to Real Estate To Cut Costs With Plans To Trim Its Supply Chain, Sell New Factory
Fitness Company To Study Retail Space in Move That Could Close Showrooms
By Linda Moss
CoStar News
February 8, 2022 | 11:32 P.M.
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