The development will feature 123 one- and two-bedroom apartments for older adults.

The housing community replaced an “unsightly” industrial parcel in a Swampscott residential area after the town approved the project.

The 237-unit development will feature a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments across two five-story buildings.

Located at 150 Oakland Street in Mansfield, the development resulted from the 2023 adaptive reuse of an industrial premium chocolate factory.

Developers plan to preserve a 16-acre woodland habitat around the property and describe the architectural style of the development’s buildings as “traditional Cape Cod.”

The building features a mix of 24 two-bedroom and six three-bedroom apartments, all of which were occupied at the close of escrow.

The building will be part of the Emerson Green neighborhood developed by NOW Communities.

The multifamily community will span two buildings and feature 201 units, 25% of which will qualify as affordable under Massachusetts Chapter 40B guidelines.

Built in 2005, The Residences sits on 0.32 acres and features six two-bedroom apartments and one four-bedroom penthouse.

Located at 157-159, 161-163 and 165-167 Delhi St. in Boston’s Mattapan neighborhood, the property features 18 apartments.

Since Governor Healy signed the tax relief package in October 2023, the annual HDIP has increased from $10 million to $30 million, providing a $57 million increase to advance housing production in Gateway Cities.

Midwood Investment & Development filed a letter of intent with the City of Boston to build a large-scale mixed-use project at the corner of Bromfield and Province streets.

The sellout totaled $42,000,000, breaking the price-per-square-foot record for the Newton condominium market.

An integration with city’s Artist Housing Certification program will ensure that 20% of the units are reserved for artists.

The six one-bedroom, five two-bedroom and four three-bedroom condos will be homeownership opportunities, as opposed to rentals.

Developers committed to extending affordability for residents and updating infrastructure while maintaining historic appeal.