Gas leaks, dust and 6:30 a.m. construction have plagued neighbors as the Hilda Solis Rose Court project drags on years past deadline.

Cambridge’s inclusionary-housing rules sit amid a regional slowdown, while Boston turns to tax abatements for stalled developments.

A skeleton building near Desert Diamond Casino has sat empty since 2008. Now its owner wants to turn it into senior housing.

Galena Apartments will house essential workers earning up to 120% of area median income, backed by $8.1 million from the town.

A century-old plan to link the Lincoln Memorial to the Potomac River is getting new attention, with a bridge proposed over Rock Creek Parkway.

Construction on North Ridgeville's new high school remains on schedule as the project targets a 2028 opening.

A long-empty lot at Broadway and West 181st could house 1,000-plus students, but neighbors warn of traffic headaches.

The nearly finished Cross Street project has North Enders arguing over its grey, modern facade near the Rose Kennedy Greenway.

The famous corner sign at Macy's flagship has come down, and the billboard space is available again.

A 142-acre toxic legacy still bars homes on part of Murray's planned transit district near Intermountain Medical Center.

The Riebli Valley property has a backyard water park, two wells and an owner's story tied to the Tubbs fire.

A plan dating to 1992 envisions an urban village of homes, parks and shops on Communications Hill near Caltrain and VTA lines.

The De Haro Street project would squeeze a three-bedroom home and a laundry-less studio onto a 0.06-acre lot.