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North America Elevator and Escalator - Market Size & Growth Forecast 2023-2029

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  • 123 Pages
  • July 2023
  • Region: North America
  • Arizton
  • ID: 5849194
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The North America elevator and escalator market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 2.84% from 2023-2029.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

  • The U.S. Department of Transportation published a Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for USD 1.5 billion in grant funding through the Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) discretionary grant program 2023. The popular program helps communities nationwide carry out projects with significant local or regional impact. In 2022, RAISE funded 166 projects in all 50 states.
  • Developing buildings with sky bridges is the latest trend in the building sector for easier movement within high-rise buildings in the North America elevator and escalator market. For these buildings, ropeless technology and multidirectional mobility system have been considered, as they enhance building structure and balance the transportation capacity by being easily available to commuters.
  • According to International Energy Agency (IEA), Floor area is expected to increase by around 20% by 2030 - more than North America's built floor area. More than 80% of this floor area growth is expected in emerging and developing economies. With a growing population and increased housing demand, Canada's cities must supply more housing units on limited, expensive, developable land. Flat development is rising even in places like Calgary and Edmonton, which have traditionally thrived by expanding their urban fringe.

Rapid Housing Initiative and Increasing Construction of Skyscrapers to Hike Elevator Demand

  • A surge in migration to metropolitan cities seeking economic opportunities has influenced the housing needs in countries. Various residential developments in the pipeline as a factor in urbanization drive the demand. As per Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, the U.S. ranks second with 1,091 buildings with 150m+ and above height. There is an increase in construction spending from USD 1,811.1 billion in September 2022 compared to August 2022, which was USD 1,807.0 billion; due to this, the North America elevator and escalator market has a great opportunity in the U.S. region.
  • The Rapid Housing Initiative (RHI) financing, included in Budget 2022, is intended to address urgent housing requirements, aiming to allocate all funds by March 31, 2024. The goal is to build new, long-term, affordable housing units for populations and individuals that are at risk and are the focus of the National Housing Strategy (NHS). Thanks to the additional funds, four thousand five hundred new affordable units will be developed. USD 1 billion was allotted to the Projects Stream and USD 500 million to the Cities Stream out of a total of USD 1.5 billion made available.
  • In 2022, housing starts in Toronto increased by 7.7% to their highest level since 2012. Strong presales over the previous two years led to more condominium apartments being built, which caused the surge.

Increased Infrastructure Investments and Adoption of Next-Generation Elevator Solutions Directed to Surge in New Installations in the North American Region

  • The adoption of Near Field Communication (NFC) technology, infrared technology, and robotics are the primary trends in the hotel industry. Increasing tourist footfall to mandate hotel constructions in countries further impacts the region's new installations in the North America elevator and escalator market.
  • Through funding from the IIJA (Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act), the PIDP (Port Infrastructure Development Program) will increase to USD 450 million in annual grants for the following five years, totaling USD 2.25 billion for fiscal years 2022 through 2026.
  • Newly constructed skyscrapers and high-rises can significantly reduce urban sprawl and its effects using next-generation lift solutions like TWIN and MULTI. However, older structures can also be made more sustainable or “greener” by updating their vertical mobility system. Furthermore, building users can benefit from touchless lift access and increased security using IoT-connected equipment with Openpath’s lift access control and braXos’ destination control system. In a fire event, an integrated lift security system can rapidly lock down the lifts and notify security and emergency personnel. Motorola Solutions manufactures this security system with headquarters in Chicago, Illinois.

Modernizing Through Digitized Solutions Like AGILE, MAX, Along With VR Headsets for Technicians Can Drastically Bring Transformation in Service Industry

  • An NY1 study found that in 2018 there were more than 44,000 outages in the 3,200 lifts in New York City’s public housing, with an average of 14 malfunctions per lift yearly. A study from New York University found that the metro lifts in New York City experienced 53 breakdowns annually on average.
  • Digital technologies like MAX and AGILE DSC can also improve operations and energy efficiency by modernizing older structures. The industry is anticipated to emphasize technical and ecologically sustainable lift components increasingly.
  • Virtual reality headsets could completely change how lift technicians perform their duties. They can assess elevator problems using VR headsets rather than hanging from a lift shaft or scaling numerous stories.

MARKET SEGMENTATION

Carriage Type

  • Passenger
  • Freight

Capacity

  • 2-15 Persons
  • 16-24 Persons
  • 25-33 Persons
  • 34 Persons and Above

End-User

  • Commercial
  • Residential
  • Industrial
  • Others
  • Public Transit
  • Institutional
  • Infrastructural

Escalator Market Segmentation by

Product Type

  • Parallel
  • Multi Parallel
  • Walkway
  • Crisscross

End-User

  • Public Transit
  • Commercial
  • Others
  • Institutional Sector
  • Infrastructure
  • Industrial

GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS

  • The U.S. retains the largest share of the North America elevator and escalator market. The non-residential segments comprise most market volumes in the U.S. region. Further, the aging installed base provides structural growth opportunities in modernization.
  • Canada’s commercial real estate market is challenging prospects as investors buy skyscrapers in Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal to profit from on rolling demand by occupants for prime urban space.

VENDOR LANDSCAPE

  • Otis, Schindler, TK Elevator, and KONE are the top 4 manufacturers in the North America elevator and escalator market, with a share of 67%.
  • OTIS achieved Gold-level TRUE (Total Resource and Use Efficiency) certification for zero waste efforts at its manufacturing facility in Florence, SC, in December 2022. The Otis plant is the first in the elevator industry to be TRUE certified. It is also the first building-infrastructure facility to be certified in South Carolina.

Key Vendors

  • Otis
  • KONE
  • Schindler
  • TK Elevator
  • Mitsubishi Electric
  • Fujitec
  • Hyundai Elevator

Other Prominent Vendors

  • AVT Beckett
  • Colley Elevator
  • Cambridge Elevating
  • HIDRAL
  • Waupaca Elevator Company
  • Advanced Elevator
  • ATTA Elevators
  • Alcor Elevator Ltd.

KEY QUESTIONS ANSWERED:

1. How big is the North America elevator and escalator market?
2. What will be the growth rate of the North America elevator and escalator market?
3. What is the number of installed bases in the North America elevator and escalator market in 2022?
4. What are the key opportunities in the North America elevator and escalator industry?
5. What are the key North America elevator and escalator market players?

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
1.1. Market Scope
1.2. Market Snapshot of Elevators
1.3. Market Snapshot of Escalators
1.4. Executive Summary
2. North America Elevators Market
2.1. Future Outlook -North America Elevator Market by Volume
2.1.1. North America Escalators Market- by Segments
2.1.2. North America Escalators Market, by Volume
2.1.2.1. North America Escalators Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units in Thousand), 2020-2029
2.2. North America Elevators Market, by Type
2.2.1. Hydraulic and Pneumatic, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units),2020-2029
2.2.2. Machine Room Traction, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
2.2.3. Machine Room Less Traction, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
2.2.4. Others, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
2.3. North America Elevators & Escalators Market by Carriage Type
2.3.1. Passenger, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
2.3.2. Freight, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
2.4. North America Elevators Market by Persons
2.4.1. 2-15 Persons, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
2.4.2. 16-24 Persons, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
2.4.3. 25-33 Persons, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
2.4.4. 34 Persons and Above, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
2.5. North America Elevators Market by End-users
2.5.1. Commercial, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
2.5.2. Residential, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
2.5.3. Industrial, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
2.5.4. Others, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
3. North America Escalators Market
3.1. Future Outlook - North America Escalators Market by Volume
3.2. North America Escalators Market- by Segments
3.3. North America Escalators Market, by Volume
3.3.1. North America Escalators Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
3.4. North America Escalator Market by Type
3.4.1. Parallel, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
3.4.2. Multi-Parallel, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
3.4.3. Walkway, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
3.4.4. Crisscross, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
3.5. North America Escalator Market by End-users
3.5.1. Commercial, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
3.5.2. Public Transit, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
3.5.3. Others, Market Size and Forecast, Volume (Units), 2020-2029
4. North America Elevators &Escalators Market, by Service (Maintenance & Modernization)
5. Geographical Analysis
5.1. Key Economic Countries in North America
6. Market Dynamics
6.1. Market Drivers, Opportunities, Restraints, Trends
7. Technological Development
8. Competitive Landscape
8.1. Company Profile of Major Vendors
8.2. Other Prominent Vendors
9. Report Summary
9.1. List of Abbreviations
10. Appendix (Report Scope & Definition)
10.1. Research Methodology
10.2. Market Definition, Inclusion & Exclusion
1. North America Elevator & Escalator Installed Base by Volume 2020-2029 (Units)
2. North America Elevator & Escalator New Installations by Volume 2020-2029 (Units)
3. Market Share 2022: Maintenance
4. Market Share 2022: Modernization
5. North America Installed Base: Volume (Units in Thousands)
6. North America New Installations: Volume (Units in Thousands)
7. Installed Base of Elevators by Volume (Units in Thousands)
8. New Installations of Elevators by Volume (Units in Thousands)
9. Maintenance & Modernization Value($Million)
10. Maintenance & Modernization 2022(%)
11. Installed Base of Escalators by Volume (Units in Thousand)
12. New Installations of Escalators by Volume (Units in Thousand)
13. Maintenance & Modernization Value($Million)
14. Maintenance & Modernization 2022(%)
15. Installed Base and New Installations of Elevators (Units)
16. New Installations of Elevators (Units)
17. Average Life Expectancy of Elevator Components
18. Hydraulic & Pneumatic Elevators Installed Base and New Installations (Units)
19. Machine Room Less Traction Elevators Installed Base and New Installations (Units)
20. Machine Room Traction Elevators Installed Base and New Installations (Units)
21. Others Machine Elevators Installed Base and New Installation (Units)
22. Installed Base and New Installations of Passenger Elevators (Units)
23. Installed Base and New Installations of Freight Elevators (Units)
24. Installed Base and New Installations of 2-15 Persons Elevators (Units)
25. Installed Base and New Installations of 16-24 Persons Elevators (Units)
26. Installed Base and New Installations of 25-33 Persons Elevators (Units)
27. Installed Base and New Installations of 34 Persons and Above Elevators (Units)
28. Installed Base and New Installations of Commercial Elevators (Units)
29. Installed Base and New Installations of Residential Elevators (Units)
30. Installed Base and New Installations of Industrial Elevators (Units)
31. Installed Base and New Installations of Other End-User Elevators (Units)
32. Installed Base and New Installations of Escalators (Units)
33. New Installations of Escalators (Units)
34. Installed Base and New Installations of Parallel Escalators (Units)
35. Installed Base and New Installations of Multi Parallel Escalators (Units)
36. Installed Base and New Installations of Moving Walkway Escalators (Units)
37. Installed Base and New Installations of Criss Cross Escalators (Units)
38. Installed Base and New Installations of Public Transit Escalators (Units)
39. Installed Base and New Installations of Commercial Escalators (Units)
40. Installed Base and New Installations of Other End-user Escalators (Units)
41. North America Elevators & Escalators Maintenance Market ($ Bn)
42. North America Elevators & Escalators Modernization Market ($ Bn)
43. Elevators and Escalators Market: Geographic Analysis
44. Building Permits in Us by Region -2022
45. Housing Construction Starts and Completions by Region -2022
46. Elevator: Us Installed Base and New Installation (Units)
47. Escalator: Us Installed Base and New Installation (Units)
48. % Share of Apartment Structures Started by Building Size in Canada-2022
49. Housing Starts by Building Type in Canada -2022
50. Value of Total Construction Permits in 2022 in Canada by Building Type
51. Elevator: Canada Installed Base and New Installation (Units)
52. Escalator: Canada Installed Base and New Installation (Units)
53. Home Ownership by Age in Us -2021
54. Building Permits on Surge in United States
55. Housing Starts in Canada by Building Type -2022
56. Market Share 2020(% Share)
57. Otis Total Sales 2020-2022($Billion)
58. Kone, Total Sales by Segment 2022(%Share)
59. Schindler, Total Sales 2017-2022($Billion)
60. Tke Total Sales 2020-2022($Billion)
61. Mitsubishi, Total Sales by Segment2022(%Share)
62. Fujitec Net Sales 2017-2022($Billion)
1. North American Countries and Skyscrapers
2. Buildings Under Construction in North America
3. By Machine, New Installations, Total Incremental Opportunity, 2022-2029
4. By Carriage Type, New Installations, Total Incremental Opportunity, 2022-2029
5. By Capacity (Persons), New Installations, Total Incremental Opportunity, 2022-2029
6. By End-user, New Installations, Total Incremental Opportunity, 2022-2029
7. By Product, New Installations, Total Incremental Opportunity, 2022-2029
8. By End-user, New Installations, Total Incremental Opportunity, 2022-2029
9. Developments/ Projects
10. Elevators Market Size & Forecast, by Type (Units)
11. Elevators by Carriage Type Market Size & Forecast (Units)
12. Elevators Market Size & Forecast, by Persons (Units)
13. Elevators by End-Users Market Size & Forecast (Units)
14. Escalators Market Size & Forecast, by Type (Units)
15. Escalators Market Size & Forecast, by End-users (Units)
16. List of Abbreviations

Companies Mentioned

  • Otis
  • KONE
  • Schindler
  • TK Elevator
  • Mitsubishi Electric
  • Fujitec
  • Hyundai Elevator
  • AVT Beckett
  • Colley Elevator
  • Cambridge Elevating
  • HIDRAL
  • Waupaca Elevator Company
  • Advanced Elevator
  • ATTA Elevators
  • Alcor Elevator Ltd.

Methodology


Our research comprises a mix of primary and secondary research. The secondary research sources that are typically referred to include, but are not limited to, company websites, annual reports, financial reports, company pipeline charts, broker reports, investor presentations and SEC filings, journals and conferences, internal proprietary databases, news articles, press releases, and webcasts specific to the companies operating in any given market.

Primary research involves email interactions with the industry participants across major geographies. The participants who typically take part in such a process include, but are not limited to, CEOs, VPs, business development managers, market intelligence managers, and national sales managers. We primarily rely on internal research work and internal databases that we have populated over the years. We cross-verify our secondary research findings with the primary respondents participating in the study.



 

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