While it is possible (using proxying: Redirects and rewrites | Netlify Docs), do be careful - we disallow URL’s with /wp-admin/ and /wp-login/ in them since people generally can’t directly host wordpress sites here.
So the layout you’d want to use IF you need to keep wordpress at the same domain (my advice is to use a separate hostname for wordpress than market.com, like wordpress.market.com, which you and your content authors visit directly, or via a normal redirect, see Redirects and rewrites | Netlify Docs for examples) is to make sure you proxy from a path that DOESN’T have either one of those strings I mentioned in it (so visit /wordpress/* but have that proxy to /wp-admin/*). Not sure how well wordpress will work in that config since I don’t have such a setup, so I’ll reiterate my advice not to share the hostname for best results
We can host the content generated from there even without wordpress being hosted at a similar URL.