

Onelife Fitness has announced its first Richmond-area location at Midtown64, the 46-acre mixed-use development taking shape at West Broad Street and Interstate 64. The club will sit at 6620 W Broad St. and is set to open in 2028, with construction scheduled to begin in 2027. Onelife describes this as the first of several clubs it plans to open in the Richmond area.
Onelife Fitness operates sport and wellness clubs along the East Coast, positioning itself at the fuller-featured end of the gym market. Its clubs combine large strength and cardio floors with group fitness studios, recovery suites, and spa-style locker rooms. The Midtown64 location will co-anchor the development's retail space alongside Trader Joe's, inside what developer Greenberg Gibbons is building as a $500 million mixed-use project.
The Midtown64 club spans two floors and 65,000 square feet. Onelife has outlined the following amenities for this location:
The combination of recovery amenities and the outdoor workout space puts this on the larger and more equipped end of what you'll find in a single-club market entry.
Onelife is entering Richmond through Midtown64, a development that already has significant retail anchors committed. Co-anchoring alongside Trader Joe's gives the club built-in foot traffic from a high-demand grocery tenant. The company has signaled that Richmond is a longer-term market for them, describing Midtown64 as the first of multiple planned Richmond-area clubs.
Onelife Fitness has not announced membership pricing for the Richmond club. Given the 2028 opening timeline, pricing details are likely more than a year away. Check the Onelife Fitness Midtown64 page for updates as the opening approaches.
Onelife has put the total investment at roughly $24 million. Construction is slated to begin in 2027, with an opening targeted for 2028. The club is expected to employ about 100 people. As of October 2026, the Onelife website lists Midtown64 as Coming Soon, and no exact opening date has been set.
Near the West Broad Street corridor, you'll have access to a club with a recovery suite, contrast therapy, and a Reformer Pilates studio that aren't common in a single facility. The Kids Club, covering children from three months to age 11, makes it a realistic option for parents who need childcare covered during a workout. The 2028 timeline means there's a wait, but the scale and amenity list are worth tracking.
The club's Coming Soon page at onelifefitness.com/gyms/midtown64 is the best place to watch for membership presale announcements and an official opening date. GymStracker will update this listing as construction milestones and pricing details become available.