Transit-Oriented Mixed-Use Developments (TODs) Real Estate Market is Expected to grow at a robust CAGR of 6.95% through 2030F
The increasing global Transit-Oriented
Mixed-Use Developments (TODs) Real Estate market is driven by Integration of
Smart City Technologies, Focus on Mixed-Use Community Spaces during the
forecast period 2026-2030F.
According to TechSci Research report, “Transit-Oriented Mixed-Use
Developments (TODs) Real Estate Market – Global Industry Size, Share,
Trends, Competition Forecast & Opportunities, 2020-2030F”, The
Global Transit-Oriented Mixed-Use Developments (TODs) Real Estate Market was
valued at USD 4.04 Billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 6.10 Billion by
2030 with a CAGR of 6.95% during the forecast period. The adoption of smart
city technologies is reshaping TOD projects globally. Modern TOD developments
increasingly incorporate IoT-enabled devices, smart meters, and automated
building management systems to optimize energy usage, monitor security, and
enhance convenience for residents. In recent projects, smart lighting and HVAC
systems have reduced energy consumption in buildings by 15–20%, while occupancy
sensors and automated access control have improved operational efficiency.
Digital connectivity, including high-speed internet and mobile apps for transit
schedules and community services, is becoming a standard feature, attracting
tech-savvy tenants. Additionally, smart parking solutions and real-time traffic
monitoring in TOD areas have reduced congestion by 10–15%. Urban developers are
increasingly using digital twins and simulation tools to model pedestrian flow,
optimize space utilization, and improve transit integration, resulting in
better design and improved sustainability metrics. With the proliferation of
smart devices, TOD projects are positioning themselves as futuristic, high-tech
urban spaces that appeal to younger demographics and environmentally conscious
residents, creating a competitive advantage in the real estate market.
TOD projects are increasingly designed
to create vibrant, mixed-use communities rather than purely residential or
commercial zones. Developers are integrating residential units, office spaces,
retail centers, recreational areas, and cultural amenities within walkable
distances from transit hubs. In many urban areas, TODs with commercial and
retail components have seen foot traffic increase by 25–30% compared to
standalone commercial developments. Shared public spaces, parks, and
pedestrian-friendly streets have enhanced livability, with surveys showing that
60% of residents prioritize proximity to green spaces and recreational
amenities. Flexible co-working and cowork-leaning spaces have also become
popular, accommodating the growing remote and hybrid workforce. The trend
emphasizes placemaking, fostering social interactions, and creating a sense of
community. Developers are responding by incorporating multi-functional spaces
that can adapt to changing market needs, resulting in higher occupancy rates
and sustained property value appreciation over time.
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Based on Development Type, Redevelopment
/ Regeneration is the fastest growing segment in the global Transit-Oriented
Mixed-Use Developments (TODs) Real Estate market during the forecast period, due to
increasing urban densification and the need to revitalize underutilized urban
spaces. Cities worldwide are experiencing pressure to optimize land use, reduce
urban sprawl, and enhance connectivity, which drives demand for redeveloping
existing properties near transit hubs. This approach allows developers to
modernize aging infrastructure, integrate mixed-use elements, and create
high-density urban communities without requiring extensive new land
acquisition. Redevelopment projects often focus on underperforming commercial
zones, old industrial areas, or outdated residential complexes, transforming
them into vibrant TOD neighborhoods. Approximately 60–70% of urban
redevelopment projects globally are being aligned with transit nodes,
reflecting a strategic shift toward regenerating value-rich, centrally located
areas. Redevelopment allows developers to incorporate energy-efficient
buildings, green spaces, and smart infrastructure, enhancing the sustainability
and livability of urban environments.
Based on region, Asia Pacific is the
fastest growing region in the Global Transit-Oriented Mixed-Use Developments
(TODs) Real Estate Market during the forecast period due to rapid
urbanization, increasing population density, and extensive investment in
transit infrastructure. The region is home to some of the world’s
fastest-growing cities, including Mumbai, Shanghai, Bangkok, and Jakarta, where
urban populations are expanding at rates exceeding 3% annually. This growth has
created immense demand for integrated residential, commercial, and retail
developments near transit hubs to reduce congestion, improve accessibility, and
enhance livability.
Governments across the region are actively investing
in metro, light rail, and Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems, expanding transit
coverage and enabling high-density TOD projects. For example, China has more
than 40 cities with metro construction underway, while India is expanding metro
networks in over 20 cities, creating prime opportunities for TOD integration.
In addition, urban planning policies in Asia-Pacific increasingly emphasize
sustainability, walkability, and mixed-use zoning, facilitating the rapid
implementation of TOD projects.
Key market players in the Global Transit-Oriented
Mixed-Use Developments (TODs) Real Estate market are: -
- Lendlease
- Mirvac
- Prado Group
- Mitsubishi Estate Asia
- Indiabulls Real Estate
- Neworld Developers
- Tritax Big Box
- Derwent London
- HDR Inc.
- Gensler
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“The global Transit-Oriented Mixed-Use Developments
market offers substantial opportunities in sustainable urban planning,
redevelopment of underutilized urban areas, and integration with expanding
transit infrastructure. Developers can leverage emerging smart city
technologies, energy-efficient building designs, and mixed-use community spaces
to meet growing urban demand. Expansion into emerging markets, particularly in
Asia-Pacific, presents high-growth potential. Opportunities also exist in
enhancing last-mile connectivity, integrating retail, office, and recreational
spaces, and offering affordable housing options near transit hubs. These
strategies enable developers and investors to achieve higher returns, promote
sustainable urban mobility, and address the evolving lifestyle needs of urban
residents.Top of Form” said Mr. Karan Chechi, Research Director of TechSci
Research, a research-based Global management consulting firm.
“Transit-Oriented
Mixed-Use Developments (TODs) Real Estate Market - Global Industry Size, Share,
Trends, Opportunity, and Forecast, Segmented By Development Type (New
Development, Redevelopment / Regeneration), By Transit Mode Integration
(Rail-based TODs, Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) TODs, Multimodal TODs), By End-User
(Residential Buyers, Commercial Tenants, Investors), By Region, and By
Competition, 2020-2030F,”
has evaluated the future growth potential of Global Transit-Oriented Mixed-Use
Developments (TODs) Real Estate Market and provides statistics &
information on market size, structure, and future market growth. The report
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analyzes the emerging trends along with essential drivers, challenges, and
opportunities in Global Transit-Oriented Mixed-Use Developments (TODs) Real
Estate Market.
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