Which trends, changes, or developments are you most looking forward to in 2019?

The year ahead promises to be a busy one in the Boston area—in some neighborhoods more than others—with major developments and redevelopments planned or about to get significantly underway.

There are myriad transportation changes in the immediate offing, too, and various cities and towns are undertaking a massive effort to build more housing across the region.

Then there are streetscape alterations and zoning tweaks (and more zoning tweaks). Never mind that the rental market is likely to get even more expensive and the sales market less so.

All of this leads to our latest open thread, our last one of 2018, in fact: Which trends, changes, or developments are you most looking for to next year? Sound off in the comments section below.

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