Charlestown’s Bunker Hill redevelopment project will be the first to benefit from the fund.

Six new projects have been approved by the Boston Planning & Development Agency, set to create 273 residential units in various neighborhoods across the city.

A new report looks at how using publicly owned land to develop affordable housing could mean great opportunity and a solution to the state’s housing crisis.

Toll Brothers announces opening of Wendell Place single-family home development

Massachusetts has awarded $161 million in grants for local economic development projects in 171 communities aimed at creating thousands of additional housing units statewide.

Work is set to begin on the first of five phases to redevelop the Boston Housing Authority’s Faneuil Gardens public housing development in Brighton.

The Boston Planning Department approved the projects, which will bring a mix of homeownership and affordable rental units.

Medford officials are soliciting bids for the redevelopment of three city-owned lots in Medford Square. 

A grand opening ceremony was held for the eight-story Amazya building, bringing the first 475 residential units to the project.

Construction is set to begin on the redevelopment of senior housing into a new affordable housing development in Salem. 

Sterling Bay has joined Boston real estate investment and development company Core Investments in its On the Dot development project.

The project was originally approved by the Boston Planning & Development Agency in July 2018

The Boston Planning Department has approved a new project allowing for the conversion of an industrial site into residential use, bringing 236 housing units and open space to a South Boston neighborhood.

Boasting 44 single-family homes, Owls Nest is located within the Pinehills community at 8 Owls Nest.

Two new development projects in Roslindale and West Roxbury will bring more than 40 new homeownership opportunities to area residents.

A developer is looking to build a new 40-story mixed-use building that would bring hundreds of hotel rooms and residences, along with retail and restaurants, to Boston’s West End.