Bellevue’s Wish List…

Downtown Bellevue has had an influx of new stores within the last 2 years, but there are still many desirable stores that have not yet made the leap to Bellevue yet.

There are several retail stores that sell home furnishings in Downtown Bellevue such as Crate and Barrel, Pottery Barn, and Thomasville, but there are still a couple of good retailers missing. West Elm and CB2 are our most desired stores in this category. On a trip I took last year to West Elm in Portland, the store manager mentioned that Bellevue was slated to get a store soon. One year later and unfortunately we are still without one.

Bellevue has its fair share of department stores, but could always use more, right?? Bloomingdale’s and Bergdorf would be a nice fit!  Some ladies I know would also like a Juicy Couture. Also, many of us are counting down the days that JC Penny moves out of Bellevue Square and is replaced by the rumored Saks Fifth Avenue.

In previous articles we’ve mentioned great fits for Bellevue such as Dean & Deluca and Zara.

What stores would you like see come to Bellevue?  Sound off in the comments section below.

Bring Stores to Bellevue

Hot this week

4.22-Acre Mixed-Use Development Approved in Downtown Bellevue

A major mixed-use residential development in downtown Bellevue has...

Bellevue Tip Leads to Conviction in Multi-State Sex Trafficking Case

A federal sex trafficking case that began with a...

Blazing Bagels Closes All Locations, Including Bellevue

Blazing Bagels has closed all of its locations, including...

Adrian’s Restaurant & Tequila Bar in Old Bellevue Closes Abruptly

Adrian’s Restaurant & Tequila Bar has closed abruptly, according...

Salt & Straw Ice Cream Opens in Bellevue April 24 with Giveaways and Events

Salt & Straw will open a new scoop shop...
Home Comfort Alliance 300 x 250 - March 2026

Freeman Family to Explore Sale of The Bellevue Collection

The Freeman family, owners of Kemper Development Company (KDC),...

T-Mobile to Lay Off 77 Workers Across Washington, Including in Bellevue

T-Mobile will permanently lay off 77 employees at eight Washington locations, including Bellevue, beginning September 21, according to a WARN notice posted by the state — the latest in a string of cuts at the Bellevue-based carrier this year.

Men’s Clothing Store UNTUCKit Closes at Bellevue Square

UNTUCKit, the men's and women's apparel brand built around...

Route 550 Bus to End Service Aug. 29 as 2 Line Takes Over Bellevue-Seattle Trips

The Route 550 bus, which has carried riders across...

TikTok to Lay Off 75 Employees at Its Downtown Bellevue Office

TikTok will cut 75 jobs at its downtown Bellevue...

Related Articles

Popular Categories

Home Comfort Alliance - Banner 728 x 90 for HVAC