The marketplace industry launched loads of developments in 2021. Much of the activity involved converting older malls into mixed-use centers with multifamily and self-storage. Most greenfield retail development announcements are grocery and convenience-focused properties that serve master-planned communities with thousands of new homes. And urban revitalization programs also prompted blocks of retail at the base of new residential towers.

9 development updates (published Jan. 29)

One mall adds self-storage, plus a 235-acre redevelopment in Baltimore (published Feb. 5)

5 development updates (published March 5)

10 development updates (published March 12)

5 retail developments to watch (published May 6)

7 projects to watch, including the former Six Flags in New Orleans (published May 14)

10 new developments to watch (published June 3)

A Buffalo mall reimagined as mixed-use, plus 9 more developments to watch (published June 17)

10 developments to watch (published June 25)

Outmoded malls make way for new uses, plus 8 developments to watch (published July 1)

5 retail spots going self-storage, 1 storage facility going mixed-use and 12 more developments (published July 27)

8 mixed-use projects, 1 mall going open-air and 1 open-air refresh (published Sept. 2)

11 developments to watch, including a transformative mixed-use project in Charlotte (published Sept. 10)

3 textile mills going mixed-use and 9 more developments to watch (published Sept. 16)

$250 million injection moves Minneapolis redevelopment forward, plus 15 more developments (published Sept. 23)

Brookfield baits foodies with Manhattan West, plus 4 more development dispatches (published Oct. 1)

Overseas investors worry about U.S. recession, plus 13 U.S. developments to watch (published Oct. 22)

Master-planned, mixed-use and more: 23 developments to watch (published Nov. 4)

Savills links with SRS to help clients expand in the U.S., plus 11 recent deals and developments (published Dec. 3)