Downtown Bellevue posted the strongest quarterly absorption of any Eastside submarket in the second quarter of 2026, clawing back 366,168 square feet as Uber and a wave of artificial-intelligence tenants moved to fill the towers that flooded the market over the prior three years. Bellevue's central business district cut its vacancy rate to 23.2 percent […]
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