If you’ve spent time in campus recreation over the last 10 years, you may have noticed a trend: converting court space into something else. Over the last several years we have seen an uptick in overall court conversions to gym/fitness space, primarily focusing on creating new functional group training rooms. However, we are now also seeing this trend moving in the direction of converting racquet and squash courts into free weight training rooms.

For inspiration designing a sophisticated multifamily fitness amenity, Town Triangle Crossing is a standout example worth exploring. This 10-building, 384-unit development is located in Raleigh, NC, one of the nation's fastest growing metro areas.

As the demand for high-quality fitness amenities continues to grow, multifamily properties are stepping up to meet residents' expectations by incorporating the latest in fitness technology and equipment. In 2025, multifamily fitness centers are set to become not just a perk but a key differentiator. Here are the top fitness equipment trends multifamily properties can leverage to attract and retain residents.

Campus recreation facilities have become integral to student life, offering a space for fitness, wellness, and community building. As we move into 2025, advancements in technology and changing user preferences are reshaping the landscape of campus fitness. Here, we explore the top fitness equipment trends that will dominate campus recreation centers in 2025 and how you can integrate them into your facility to enhance student engagement and satisfaction.