If You Build It, They Will Come…And They Have

Expedia has recently completed their move into Tower 333, moving what was anticipated to be 1,700 employees into Downtown Bellevue. The move began in October and finished up in December. The move, which was very smooth, can already be felt by the Downtown community during lunch hours, when employees go out in search of a meal.

Expedia is not the only one that has moved into newly completed construction. Residents of Bellevue Towers have just begun to move in, beginning last week. Over the course of 2009, purchasers of Bellevue Towers homes will be invited to take occupancy. At full capacity, the 2 towers make up 540 homes.

The 2 projects, which share NE 4th Street, will have an immense impact on Downtown Bellevue; bringing many new workers and residents to the area. Look in the coming weeks for a “tour” through the Bellevue Towers amenities spaces!

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