Created by the Community Builders and JPNDC, the development adds 100 new homes to the city’s housing.

Rowan at the Pinehills welcomes first residents to the 178-apartment home residence.

The Boston Planning & Development Agency approved the projects at 156 Wellington Hill St. in Mattapan and 1558 Mission St. in Mission Hill.

The Bosting Planning & Development Agency approved the 2 Shawsheen Road project at its October meeting. 

The program’s goal is to create more downtown housing and bring more foot traffic to support downtown businesses.

A new project will bring 41 new housing units to East Boston’s Orient Heights Square. 

Construction is set to begin on the development of a city-owned property on Talbot Avenue in Dorchester.

Habitat for Humanity will redevelop property on Walter Street in Roslindale into affordable housing. 

The Archdiocese of Boston and St. Francis House filed a letter of intent with the Boston Planning & Development Agency expressing their desire to convert the property.

The Boston Planning & Development Agency has approved plans to develop the former New England Casket Co. site in Easton Boston into residential housing and retail space.

The second residential building in the Ashlar Park residential community is now complete and preleasing units for September occupancy. 

The Charlestown development is the largest public housing redevelopment in the city’s history.

The Tufts Center for State Policy Analysis study found housing is not being funded nearly as much as open space, recreation and historic preservation.

Holland Properties is looking to rehab the existing Franciscan Poor Clare Nuns’ monastery at 920 Centre St. in Jamaica Plain into a mixed-use development.

Two new developments, approved by the Boston Planning & Development Agency at its May meeting, will bring more than 180 new residences to Dorchester and Jamaica Plain.

Phase six includes the development of a five-story building which will be entirely income-restricted.