Hi, I live in Denver, Colorado.  

Moved into my apartment over six months ago (12 month lease). I had three big reasons for picking this place, one of them being the gym that was included. It is advertised everywhere that there is a gym. When I first moved I asked them which building the gym was in and got a vague answer. A month later the owners sold our complex an the new owners took over, so I asked again where the gym was. The new owner told me that all the equipment was broken when they bought it and they're moving it all to the apartment building with the main office. When I asked them when that would be done, she got defensive and shrugged her shoulders-like it's my fault they didn't check to see if the equipment was properly working before buying a whole complex. It's been months since then, and I haven't heard anything about new developments on the gym,  and yet it is still advertised that my complex offers a gym. 

So my question is, is there anything I can do? Do I have any sort of leverage? I can't afford a gym membership, which was a huge reason I really liked the gym idea, and I'm tired of having to go to my boyfriends apartment to work out. Especially when I'm supposed to have a gym!!!
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apartment complex advertises gym, all equipment was broken from the beginning. Was not told, was reminded gym. New owners claim it
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Hi, I live in Denver, Colorado.  

Moved into my apartment over six months ago (12 month lease). I had three big reasons for picking this place, one of them being the gym that was included. It is advertised everywhere that there is a gym. When I first moved I asked them which building the gym was in and got a vague answer. A month later the owners sold our complex an the new owners took over, so I asked again where the gym was. The new owner told me that all the equipment was broken when they bought it and they're moving it all to the apartment building with the main office. When I asked them when that would be done, she got defensive and shrugged her shoulders-like it's my fault they didn't check to see if the equipment was properly working before buying a whole complex. It's been months since then, and I haven't heard anything about new developments on the gym,  and yet it is still advertised that my complex offers a gym. 

So my question is, is there anything I can do? Do I have any sort of leverage? I can't afford a gym membership, which was a huge reason I really liked the gym idea, and I'm tired of having to go to my boyfriends apartment to work out. Especially when I'm supposed to have a gym!!!
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Gym that I like is broken, but it's still advertised and still advertised that my complex offers a gym. What can
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