This 41-story hotel and apartment project in Belltown broke ground last year with a celebrity appearance by actor Tom Skerritt as well as Mayor Ed Murray. The building is expected to include 342 residential units, most of them condos. Construction is still ongoing but there's a good chance that will cease in the next couple days as the assets have been frozen. The project cost about $190 million and is said to have been heavily-involved in the EB-5 scam.

The four-story Potala Village project has been mired in legal issues long before this new batch of controversy. Originally-approved for 143 multi-family units, 316 underground parking stalls and 6,200 square feet of retail space, the project was deemed "too big" for the neighborhood by locals and has been locked in lawsuits and setbacks since. The project was then downsized to 88 units and smaller retail areas but something tells us even that won't be happening now.

Located in downtown Everett, this new mixed-use community includes 220 apartments and over 45,000 sf ft of retail shopping and dining, including The Market at Potala Place. It's already open but we'll have to wait and see if there's any financial affect here.

This 500-apartment project is still in the design phase but there's a good chance it might wait there forever now. The plan is to include a public plaza/mid-block connector, 10,000 sq ft of retail space, live/work options and onsite parking for bikes and 500 cars. We'll see.

This $30 million project takes up a full block and is among downtown Everett's biggest developments in years. It's also the first Built Green building in Snohomish County. The six-story complex is/was set to have 220 market-rate apartments, 47,000 square feet of retail space and space for a dedicated farmer's market. Unlike the fresh food at the market, all assets and money related to this place have been frozen.