A 1,927-home development beside Maryland’s last coal plant is stalled over wetlands, forests and environmental review in northern Anne Arundel County.

A vacant Bed-Stuy lot could become a 15-story project with community space, commercial uses and 186 parking spots—but no announced apartments.

Chapel Hill’s stalled Franklin Street wet-lab site could become a 225-apartment mixed-use project with retail, parking and public space.