Construction began on Cornerstone Hyannis, a new 50-unit development that will replace a blighted vacant lot at 268 Stevens Street.

Located at 295 West First St., the six-story project was initially approved by the Boston Planning Department in 2024.

Brookley Flats will offer 45 affordable homes, including integrated workspace units for artists in Jamaica Plain.

In response to community feedback, amended plans for Phase B focus on cohesion with the surrounding neighborhood and the addition of public green spaces.

Needham’s newly established zoning under the MBTA Communities Act made the development possible.

The Lowell Historic Board signed off on the addition of a mixed-use residential building on two vacant lots.

The 1920s-era brick building features studio, one- and two-bedroom units across six stories.

The property’s location in the Agassiz neighborhood offers access to the MBTA Red Line station and Harvard University.

Developers plan to finalize the apartment building’s foundation and begin vertical construction within the next few weeks.

Nearly 50 units would be income-restricted, according to project plans. Retail spaces currently located on the ground floor of the building will remain.

This revitalization has been a long time in the making. The 1860s-era Keystone building housed a furniture store from 1914 to 1981 before being demolished in 2004.

The remaining units feature four bedrooms, five bathrooms, flex rooms, first-floor offices and finished basements across 3,406 square feet.

A new Green Line station in the city may only increase demand by providing residents with easier access to Boston.

Developers acquired the 42-acre site in 2019 and plan to transform some of the former industrial and lab buildings into a mixed-use waterfront district.

The 19 Attleboro units, include one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts across three contiguous buildings.

Built in 2015 as part of the Cambridge Crossing mixed-use district, Twenty20 features 355 apartments in a 20-floor tower.