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Bellevue Drafts Plans to Convert Eastgate and Factoria’s Aging Office and Retail Cores into Walkable Mixed-Use Districts

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Bellevue has published draft neighborhood area plans for Eastgate and Factoria that would steer two of the Eastside's most car-dependent commercial submarkets toward denser, transit-anchored mixed-use development as office vacancy along the Interstate 90 corridor runs near the highest in the region. The City of Bellevue is advancing draft policies for its Eastgate and Factoria […]

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