The 315-unit, three-building apartment complex started opening last winter and is mostly leased up.

This is the 83-unit condo component of the Ink Block. Nearly every unit sold before its opening this year.

This 79-unit condo project, also part of the Ink Block, is under construction. It includes maisonettes, a relatively rare thing in Boston real estate.

The shuttered Italian Renaissance Revival church and its courtyard are slated to become 63 condos and a 48-space parking garage (with 25 more spaces designated at a nearby carpark). The condos in the complex, dubbed the Cosmopolitan, would range from studios to 3-BRs.

The city in February 2015 signed off on a two-building, 560-unit apartment complex for the old Graybar Electric site. It will also include tens of thousands of square feet of retail and amenity space.

The 18 condos in this commercial-building conversion went on sale in August 2015.

The old SoWa Vintage Market was converted into 30 apartments and gallery space. Leasing for the apartments started in September 2015. One-bedrooms start at $2,500 and 2-BRs at $2,875.

The two-building, 378-unit apartment complex opened in the first half of 2015.

This address is the locus of a two-building, 3.1-acre development due to include 710 apartments, plus 14,000 square feet of retail space and 40,000 square feet of offices (the development also includes a refurbishment of 660 Harrison Avenue). The taller of the two buildings, 19 stories, will be the tallest new construction in the South End.