Bellevue Towers Top in Market for 2011 Condo Sales

Bellevue-Towers-Sales-UpdateBellevue Towers was the region’s best selling condominium project in 2011 with 144 homes closed and sold since January 1, 2011. Sales for the year was $88,940,000, which was double the volume of the closest comparable project in the market. Last year homes at Bellevue Towers averaged about $433 per square foot. The Downtown Bellevue project has now sold a total of 263 homes out of 539.

Bellevue Towers’ remaining homes include studio and one-bedroom residences, ranging from 807 square feet to 6,398 square feet. Prices start from the $300,000’s.

The Bellevue Towers include a 42-story North Tower and a 43-story South Tower. Each tower has its own lobby with concierge service. Residents of Bellevue Towers have access to a large urban garden that defines the two towers, a private screening room, large dining room with terrace and chef’s kitchen, fitness center, spa and sun deck, and a great room that opens to an expansive outdoor terrace with fireplace and barbecue grill.

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