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How Bellevue Preserved 1,245 Affordable Units and Built 1,593 More

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The Bellevue City Council held its final public hearing on the 2025-2026 Operating Budget and Capital Improvement Program last week, with staff presenting a budget reflecting council and public input and plans for approval on Nov. 19. Concurrently, the council launched an update to the city’s Affordable Housing Strategy, setting an ambitious new goal of […]

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