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Bellevue Approves Su Development’s 27-Story 205 Tower as Affordable Units Drop 72%

Bellevue approves Su Development's 27-story 205 Tower, though its affordable units have fallen from 29 to just 8 since 2025.

ByThe RegistrySeptember 17, 2026

MZA Architecture, Bellevue, Su Development, Sushi Maru, Development Services Department, Puget Sound

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Su Development Proposes ~170-Unit Residential High-Rise in Downtown Bellevue

By The Registry Staff A development firm is proposing a residential high-rise in downtown Bellevue. According to industry reports, Su Development has unveiled...

ByThe RegistryMarch 12, 2025

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Bosa Sells Downtown Bellevue Development Site for $14.6MM

By Meghan Hall Bosa has sold off a downtown Belleuve property where it has originally planned to construct a 21-story residential tower. In...

ByThe RegistryAugust 2, 2021

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Bellevue Approves Su Development’s 27-Story 205 Tower as Affordable Units Drop 72%

Su Development Proposes ~170-Unit Residential High-Rise in Downtown Bellevue

Bosa Sells Downtown Bellevue Development Site for $14.6MM

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