Mark Wahlberg's Municipal Gym prepares for Las Vegas launch with EōS Fitness partnership. By Liz Terry 02 Nov 2026 Mark Wahlburg is launching a new gym brand in partnership with EōS Credit: F45 Municipal Gym's first club will open in Downtown Summerlin in early 2027 Mark Wahlberg has developed the concept with the leadership team behind EōS Fitness Training facilities will be complemented by Recovery services, Spa amenities and a café The launch coincides with Mark Mastrov 's plans to open Founders Club in Summerlin Job opportunities Edinburgh Street Food £80,000-£95,000pa + bonus up to 30% of base + EMI share options location: Flexible / Hybrid (UK-wide), with regular travel to Edinburgh, Manchester and across the UK, United Kingdom Mark Wahlberg's Municipal Gym is preparing to launch its first club in Las Vegas in early 2027, combining performance training with recovery facilities and spa amenities. Developed in Partnership with the leadership team behind EōS Fitness, the concept will debut at Downtown Summerlin, with Manzo Hodge serving as co-chair and CEO. The Club will occupy a 32,064sq ft (2,979sq m) space on Summa Drive, bringing together training, recovery, a café and juice bar, Retail and apparel. Membership sales begin on 2 November, with an advertised founding rate of US$99 (£73.89, €88.61) a month during a one-day online promotion. The company lists two membership tiers: Municipal and Municipal Mindset, with standard opening rates of US$129 (£96.28, €115.47) and US$179 (£133.59, €160.22) a month respectively. Memberships operate on a rolling monthly basis, with taxes and restrictions applying. Training facilities will include strength and cardio equipment, indoor and outdoor Workout spaces and a dedicated full-body circuit area called the 4 Club, inspired by Wahlberg's early-morning training routine. Recovery amenities will include red light therapy, Cryotherapy, Hydrotherapy Massage, dry cold plunge, infrared Sauna and massage chairs. A eucalyptus steamroom and Municipal Café will extend the offer beyond Exercise. "We are bringing that mindset to life through world-class training, recovery and Wellness, in an Environment that inspires you to keep raising the bar," said Wahlberg. EōS Fitness provides operational support and advice to Municipal Gym, including back-office functions such as Marketing, finance and human resources, according to the company's comments to the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The business has begun building its local Community ahead of opening, hosting a free outdoor workout at Downtown Summerlin on 20 October, where prospective members could join its founding membership waitlist. Municipal Gym's arrival will coincide with another new fitness and wellness concept in Summerlin. Mark Mastrov's Founders Club by 24 Hour Fitness is also scheduled to open in early 2027, combining Strength training, recovery, a Medical spa and social spaces in a 45,000sq ft (4,181sq m) facility. Further information and membership registration are available at municipalgym.com. Footnote Wahlberg's fitness interests span club operations, sports nutrition and apparel. In 2019, an investment group he led with FOD Capital acquired a minority stake in F45 Training. He also co-founded sports nutrition business Performance Inspired with Tom Dowd and sportswear brand Municipal with Stephen Levinson and Harry Arnett. More News. 1 - 15 of 70,015 02 Nov 2026 01 Nov 2026 31 Oct 2026 30 Oct 2026 29 Oct 2026 1 - 15 of 70,015 * News by sector (all)

DFW remains top real estate market despite cooling investor confidence. Dallas-Fort Worth has topped the nation's most-watched real estate markets for a third consecutive year, according to the ULI and PwC Emerging Trends 2027 report. The ranking, based on interviews with over 500 industry professionals and nearly 1,000 survey responses, reflects persistent investor interest in Texas despite broader cooling in market confidence. Meanwhile, a recent episode of No Cap podcast featured former 7-Eleven and Blockbuster CEO Jim Keyes discussing how retail giants can pivot - lessons that may resonate as DFW's retail sector evolves. The report highlights a shift in sentiment: while DFW remains the top destination for capital, fewer respondents rate their own conditions as strong. Only 50.5% of those surveyed described their current environment as good to excellent - down from 55% last year and 65% two years ago. Yet, the buy barometer hit an all-time high, suggesting investors are deploying capital either out of conviction that prices have stabilized or due to pressure from limited partners to put money to work. The data spans 7/1/26-9/30/26 for office metrics and 10/3/26-10/9/26 for sales activity, showing the market's resilience despite economic uncertainty. Industrial vacancy remains low at 7.3%, the strongest outlook among major property types. Southern and Southeastern metros dominated the top 10, with Nashville, Miami, and Raleigh-Durham trailing DFW. Austin, however, dropped to 21st place after a brief rebound. The office data was compiled by CompStak, highlighting how Collin County's tight supply, with fewer than four buildings ready for a 250,000-square-foot tenant, reflects strong corporate demand from firms like AT&T and Samsung. Texas outpaces peers in growth despite rate pressures. Texas' dominance persists despite softer sentiment. The state leads in job growth, migration, and development, particularly in industrial and build-to-suit sectors. The open question for 2027 is whether higher interest rates will finally slow deal activity. Meanwhile, CRE Daily and CA Search Advisors are partnering to connect top decision-makers with executive talent, leveraging 25+ years of retained search experience across commercial real estate. In the broader metro, recent transactions reflect DFW's diverse opportunities. Retail saw Younger Partners acquire the fully leased Crossroads at Terrell, a 260,876-square-foot power center near Dallas, marking its second Texas retail purchase this year. Meanwhile, ExchangeRight acquired Dow's 664,100-square-foot innovation campus in Lake Jackson through a Section 721 exchange, adding an investment-grade tenant to its portfolio. In Dallas, Saks Fifth Avenue sought $126 million in incentives to revive its shuttered Neiman Marcus flagship, nearly seven times the city's earlier Morgan Stanley tower incentive, signaling the high stakes of anchor retail projects. Logistics and data centers drive DFW's industrial boom. Industrial development remains a focal point. Hunt and Prologis are collaborating on an 11.5-million-square-foot logistics park in DFW, one of the largest near-term bets in the metro. Houston's southwest corridor continues to expand, with Welcome Group breaking ground on a 250,500-square-foot industrial campus in Pearland, preleased by Thorpe Plant Maintenance. The region's growth is further fueled by Carrier's $600 million investment in a chiller plant at AllianceTexas, creating roughly 1,500 jobs to support data center cooling demand. Additionally, EōS Fitness will open a 40,000-square-foot gym in northwest Houston's Grand Parkway Center, adding to the corridor's retail and amenity appeal. Multifamily and office markets show mixed resilience. In Dallas, a $600 million twin-tower project in Knox-Henderson is planned by 3-0 Real Estate, combining a 30-story condo-hotel with a 20-story residential tower. Meanwhile, Class A office space is tightening in Collin County. In Austin, Brandywine Real Estate sold its 341-unit luxury apartment complex for $136 million, reflecting strong demand for high-end multifamily despite broader sector headwinds. Job growth remains a bright spot. Through September 2026, Houston added 33,600 jobs, followed by Dallas with 29,700, while New York ranked fifth with 24,100, a sign of slowing employment gains in traditional hubs. The data shows Texas' role as a job-creation engine, even as economic conditions fluctuate. In Fort Bend County, a 30-year tax break was approved to attract Tesla's proposed $10 billion solar panel plant, waiving machinery taxes to secure the investment, further demonstrating the state's ability to lure major industrial projects.