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Wallace Properties Eyes 1MM SQFT Medical Office Campus Redevelopment in Bellevue
With a third parcel now in play alongside its existing 1970s-era medical buildings at 1407 and 1417 116th Ave. N.E., Wallace Properties is...
Entitled 102-Unit Multifamily Development Site in Bellevue Listed for Sale as AI Boom and Light Rail Reshape Eastside Demand
East Link’s arrival, a thinning construction pipeline, and a flood of AI-driven office leasing have redrawn the demand map for Downtown Bellevue —...
Construction Continues on Carmel Partners’ 573-Unit Overlake Village Mixed-Use Development in Redmond
A major transit-oriented apartment project is cresting the roofline in Redmond’s Overlake neighborhood, reaching its structural topping milestone at a moment when two...
Seattle Light Rail Tops U.S. Ridership in April as East Link Opening Reshapes Eastside Development Map
Sound Transit’s light rail network carried more riders in April than any other light rail system in the country, a record run that...
Bellevue Advances Pine Forest’s 116-Unit Bel-Red Apartment Tower in Phase 2 of Alexandria Center for Science and Technology Development Plan
Phase 2 of the ACST-Bellevue plan clears design review for a seven-story building on a 1.34-acre site Urban growth along major transit investments...
Alliance Residential Company Proposes 278-Unit Tower in Bellevue’s Wilburton District
Scottsdale-based developer targets 2027 construction start for mixed-use project at 1400 116th Ave NE As Eastside cities recalibrate growth around transit investment and...
City of Bellevue Approves Hines’ Six-Tower Mixed-Use Development on 6.5-Acre Downtown Site
Main Street Place secures green light for 2.4 million square feet of mixed-use construction at 103 110th Avenue NE Downtown Bellevue’s transformation continues...
Sound Transit Faces Financial Reckoning with $148 Billion Enterprise Initiative
Agency launches comprehensive review to address massive cost overruns while maintaining commitment to regional transit expansion Sound Transit unveiled its ambitious “Enterprise Initiative”...
