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According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Urban Farming Market is accounted for $151.85 billion in 2025 and is expected to reach $256.9 billion by 2032 growing at a CAGR of 7.8% during the forecast period. The technique of growing, preparing, and distributing food in or near urban areas is known as urban farming. It encompasses a range of farming methods, including community gardens, hydroponics, rooftop gardening, and vertical farming. By producing fresh, locally grown food in constrained urban areas, this type of agriculture seeks to lessen reliance on distant farms and long-distance transportation. In addition, urban farming promotes food security, community involvement, and environmental sustainability. It is frequently included into municipal planning and can be either non-commercial or commercial. Urban farming improves access to nutrient-dense produce in urban settings by bringing food production closer to consumers.

Market Dynamics:

Driver:

Rising demand for fresh and organic produce

Food cultivated locally and without pesticides is becoming more and more popular among consumers for sustainability and health reasons. Fresher, more nutritious vegetables are readily available thanks to urban farming. It encourages shorter supply chains, which cut down on time and emissions from transportation. Investment in rooftop gardens, hydroponics, and vertical farms is encouraged by this demand. In order to satisfy customer expectations, more urban areas are incorporating farming solutions as awareness rises.

Restraint:

Limited space in urban areas

A dense population makes it difficult to cultivate on a wide basis. Balconies and rooftops frequently lack adequate room, natural light, and structural integrity. This limits the kinds and amounts of crops that can be cultivated. Scalability and profitability become challenging to attain as a result. Adoption is constrained by space, particularly in crowded urban areas.

Opportunity:

Government support and incentives

The initial setup costs for urban farms are lowered by grants and subsidies. Urban agriculture is becoming more economically feasible for both individuals and enterprises thanks to tax advantages. Support from policies facilitates the simplification of public space access and land use laws. Funding and training initiatives support the growth of urban agricultural skills and job creation. In general, these programs improve urban community involvement, sustainability, and food security.

Threat:

Lack of technical expertise

Numerous people and organisations are ignorant of vertical farming, hydroponics, and aquaponics. Crop failure and financial loss can result from improper setup and management. Scalability is further limited by a lack of access to training programs and trained labour. This deters new ideas and investment in urban agriculture. As a result, the market in metropolitan areas finds it difficult to realise its full potential.

Covid-19 Impact:

The Covid-19 pandemic significantly influenced the urban farming market by highlighting the importance of local food production and food security. Lockdowns and disruptions in traditional supply chains drove consumers and communities to adopt urban farming as a resilient alternative. Demand for fresh, locally grown produce increased, encouraging rooftop gardens, hydroponics, and community farming projects. Additionally, the pandemic accelerated interest in sustainable and self-sufficient food systems. While initial challenges included supply shortages and labor constraints, the crisis ultimately boosted innovation and long-term investments in urban agriculture infrastructure and technologies.

The herbs and micro greens segment is expected to be the largest during the forecast period

The herbs and micro greens segment is expected to account for the largest market share during the forecast period due to their high demand in restaurants and health-conscious households. These crops require minimal space and grow quickly, making them ideal for vertical and indoor farming systems. Their high market value encourages small-scale urban growers to adopt innovative farming techniques. Micro greens and herbs also align with consumer preferences for fresh, pesticide-free, and locally sourced produce. This segment's profitability and adaptability drive investment and expansion in urban farming initiatives.

The commercial growers segment is expected to have the highest CAGR during the forecast period

Over the forecast period, the commercial growers segment is predicted to witness the highest growth rate by adopting advanced farming techniques to maximize crop yield in limited urban spaces. These growers often invest in hydroponics, vertical farming, and automation technologies to increase productivity and reduce operational costs. Their demand for consistent, high-quality produce drives innovation in controlled environment agriculture. Commercial growers also cater to local markets, reducing transportation emissions and appealing to eco-conscious consumers. As urban populations grow, their role in supplying fresh produce becomes increasingly vital.

Region with largest share:

During the forecast period, the Asia Pacific region is expected to hold the largest market share is driven by population density, limited arable land, and increasing demand for sustainable food sources. Countries like Japan, China, and Singapore are adopting vertical farming, hydroponics, and rooftop gardens to enhance food security. Government initiatives promoting smart agriculture and urban sustainability are key growth catalysts. Technological innovations, such as IoT-enabled systems and LED lighting, are enhancing yields. However, high initial costs and lack of technical knowledge remain barriers. Consumer preference for pesticide-free produce and rising environmental awareness continue to fuel adoption across both residential and commercial sectors in major urban centers.

Region with highest CAGR:

Over the forecast period, the North America region is anticipated to exhibit the highest CAGR, fuelled by strong consumer interest in organic and locally grown food. The U.S. and Canada lead with widespread adoption of indoor farming, container farming, and community gardens. The market benefits from supportive policies, funding programs, and a robust agri-tech ecosystem. Sustainability goals, food traceability concerns, and climate resilience are major market drivers. However, challenges like high energy consumption, zoning regulations, and scalability constraints limit wider expansion. Increasing participation of startups, educational institutions, and non-profits in urban agriculture continues to shape the market, especially in metropolitan regions with food deserts and green initiatives.

Key players in the market

Some of the key players in Urban Farming Market include AeroFarms, LLC, Plenty Unlimited Inc., Gotham Greens Holdings, LLC, Infarm - Indoor Urban Farming GmbH, Bowery Farming Inc., Freight Farms, Inc., Urban Crop Solutions NV, Spread Co., Ltd., Agricool SAS, BrightFarms Inc., Farm.One, Inc., Square Roots Urban Growers, Inc., Crop One Holdings Inc., Green Spirit Farms LLC, Sky Urban Solutions Holding Pte Ltd, GrowUp Farms Limited, Lufa Farms Inc. and Kalera, Inc.

Key Developments:

In April 2025, AeroFarms became the first provider to introduce Micro Bok Choy to U.S. retail consumers. It's offered alongside their wider FlavorSpectrum(TM) microgreens portfolio in stores including Whole Foods, Giant Food, H Mart, and more.

In February 2023, AeroFarms entered a joint venture agreement with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) to establish indoor vertical farms in Riyadh and the wider MENA region. The first farm planned would be the largest of its kind in the region, with annual capacity up to 1.1 million kg of crops.

In September 2022, Bowery Farming launched its first ready-to-eat salad kits featuring Zesty Caesar, Avocado Ranch, and Balsamic Vinaigrette flavors, including pre-packaged greens and toppings, distributed through retailers like Wakefern, Giant, Baldor, Four Seasons, and independent grocers.

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Table of Contents

1 Executive Summary

2 Preface

3 Market Trend Analysis

4 Porters Five Force Analysis

5 Global Urban Farming Market, By Crop Type

6 Global Urban Farming Market, By Farm Type

7 Global Urban Farming Market, By Component

8 Global Urban Farming Market, By Farming Technique

9 Global Urban Farming Market, By Distribution Channel

10 Global Urban Farming Market, By End User

11 Global Urban Farming Market, By Geography

12 Key Developments

13 Company Profiling

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