Earlier this year, a trio of developers unveiled preliminary plans to bring a Hudson Yards-style development just north of Willis Avenue in Mott Haven. The development would include NYC’s first soccer stadium, 550 affordable apartments, a 25,000-square-foot medical facility, 150,000 square feet of retail, and an 85,000-square-foot park. The Harlem River Yards need to be decked in order for the project to move forward, and the development will also have to go through a public review before it is approved.

Until April this year, this site was set to be Bronx’s biggest private development ever. Then, developers Chetrit Group and Somerset Partners sold the set of properties to another bigwig developer, Brookfield, for $165 million. Under the previous ownership, plans called for nearly 1,500 apartments spread out between seven buildings, along with retail, community facilities, and parking. Brookfield hasn’t announced plans for the site yet.

Located at the corners of Gerard Avenue and East 146th Street, these two buildings development by Treetop Management will bring 414 apartments to the neighborhood. The 14-story building at 445 Gerard Avenue will have 295 apartments while the 11-story building at 414 Gerard Avenue will have 116 apartments. Both will have affordable units. In addition, the taller tower will have a 20,000-square-foot market at the base. The buildings will wrap construction in the next two to three years.

This was one of the first new developments announced following the rezoning of Jerome Avenue. Maddd Equities and Community Access will transform two parking lots near the Yankee Stadium into three buildings with 750 apartments, the bulk of which will be affordable and supportive units. Plans also call for retail and parking.

This was once supposed to be a 10-story rental building with 57 apartments. Then developer Tahoe Development switched gears and decided to go the tour of condos. Now the building will have 47 condos with units here averaging about $540,000. Sales are yet to get underway on this condo, which will also have a full suite of amenities and parking for 21 cars.

This Perkins Eastman-designed building will rise on a lot within NYCHA’s Mill Brook Houses complex in Mott Haven. The 9-story building will have 159 affordable apartments for seniors. There will also be a community center, a senior center, a garden, and a landscaped terrace. The development is part of city’s NextGen program, which seeks to transform underutilized lots on existing NYCHA developments into affordable housing. Construction is expected to wrap in 2019.

The centerpiece of this highly-anticipated mixed-used development is the Bronx Music Hall, a 14,000-square-foot cultural and educational center with a performance space that seats 300. Bronx Commons will also have 305 affordable apartments; a green roof and a landscaped public plaza with an amphitheater; and 22,000 square feet of retail. The project is being co-developed by WHEDco and BFC Partners; WXY Architecture + Urban Design is designing the music hall and Danois Architects, PC is designing the rest of the project. Construction is expected to wrap in 2019.

This Dattner Architects-designed building will bring 126 affordable apartments to Melrose, of which 37 apartments will be set aside for formerly homeless families. The project is being developed by L+M development in partnership with B+B Urban and Services for the Underserved. The building will also have a dedicated space for supportive services for mental health and substance abuse issues, a community room, and laundry facilities. Construction is expected to conclude later this year.

Developer Youngwoo & Associates purchased this building from the Post Office in 2014 for $19 million and is now transforming it into offices, retail, and restaurants. The building features a collection of 13 murals created by Ben Shahn and Bernarda Bryson Shahn in the 1930s, and all of them will be restored within the new space. The transformation of this landmarked building was originally set to debut in spring 2017, but it has been pushed back indefinitely since. A new, albeit smaller, post office will open within the revamped building.

Another massive mixed-use project, La Central is expected to bring nearly 1,000 apartments to Melrose, in multiple development phases. Work on the first of five buildings that will make up this development launched in July last year, and will have 160 supportive apartments. Work on two more residential buildings began earlier this year, and together they will hold nearly 500 apartments. Overall, La Central will also have a new YMCA, a new studio for BronxNet TV, retail all along Westchester Avenue, and a rooftop garden by GrowNYC. La Central is a partnership of the Hudson Companies, BRP Companies, ELH-TKC LLC, Breaking Ground and Comunilife.

The former home of the History Channel (now iHeart Radio) sign, 20 Bruckner Boulevard is currently in the midst of a transformation into an office space for tech companies. The five-story former ice factory is being redeveloped by Madd Equities, along with one of the owners of the building, Drew Katz. The building will also have ground floor retail.