4 area developments stuck in construction limbo

The 1111 E. Pike mixed-use project , we're told, is on track for its planned late July opening. With the economy continuing to sputter along, it and the two big housing developments being built on Broadway might be the last projects we see completed on Capitol Hill for a long time. Many projects simply won't be started. But others will remain stuck -- empty lots, holes in the ground. Earlier this month, Puget Sound Business Journal documented a city list of development projects around Seattle that were stalled by the harsh economic environment. Here are the Capitol Hill area projects in economic limbo:

2311 E JOHN ST
Permit issued: 28-Apr-08
Permit expires: 10-Nov-10
Estimated value: $4,187,000
Description: Establish use and construct a triplex townhouse with attached garages and occupy per plans
Owner/Contractor: ROBERT AND PAM BOUSTEAD/TIGERCAT CONSTRUCTION

2617 BOYLSTON AVE E
Permit issued: 11-Jul-07
Permit expires: 11-Jul-10
Estimated value: $333,607
Description: Establish use for townhouses and construct new 2-unit townhouse structure (west building) with attached garages per plan
2615 BOYLSTON AVE E
Permit issued: 11-Jul-07
Permit expires: 11-Jul-10
Estimated value: $448,708
Description: Establish use for townhouses and construct new 2-unit townhouse structure (east building) per plan.
Owner/Contractor: Mark Gordon/Metrocorp LLC

510 FEDERAL AVE E
Permit issued: 17-Dec-08
Permit expires: 17-June-09
Estimated value: $326,792
Description: Establish use as (2) 3-unit townhouses, construct (2) 3-unit towhhouse buildings w/common underground shared parking garage per plans. NW triplex
Owner/Contractor: ED GALLAUDET, GREAT NORTHERN LAND CO LLC

515 HARVARD AVE E
Permit issued: N/A
Permit expires: N/A
Estimated value: $712,000
Description: N/A
521 Harvard Ave E
Permit issued: Oct-99
Permit expires: Canceled
Estimated value: $712,000
Description: Construct apartment building with underground parking
Owner: Boyd Pickrell

A construction overhaul stuck in limbo

These are only the largest projects. Elsewhere on the Hill, there are homes and rehabs also stuck in mid construction and renovation like this cool old house on Aloha. We'd like to compile a list of limbo projects here on CHS. Leave a comment or send in a note about other construction efforts in your neighborhood that are stuck and we'll see what we can find out.