I wouldn't say the transit portion can't have any financial return. The region has a $50M budget to pay for the development of the transit portion. That's probably not enough to cover the full cost of building all the retail components, and that's why the developer would own the retail components and earn their own profit from them, but it should be enough that the retail/residential components aren't having to subsidize the transit components either.
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