A Northwest Bellevue office park built in 1978 has cleared a major hurdle toward becoming 42 townhomes, with the city's director issuing approval with conditions for a project that required unwinding decades-old zoning restrictions written specifically to keep multifamily housing off the site. The City of Bellevue approved Bellewood Townhomes, a proposal from a development […]
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