Bellevue Towers Onward and Upward

Bellevue Towers Onward and UpwardIf you’ve looked up lately while driving around Downtown Bellevue, you might have noticed the two large residential condominiums filling the sky. These quickly rising structures belong to Bellevue Towers.

When complete, the South Tower of Bellevue Towers will reach 450 feet tall, and will be the highest peak in all of Bellevue. Currently the vertical construction on the two towers is complete up to floor 33. If you think that is high, just wait…they have about 10 more floors to build.

This massive project demands as many as 600 workers at one time to ensure the expected completion date of April 2009, with homeowners to move in as early as November 2008. With 199 unique floor plans, buyers will enjoy special custom living spaces, unlike other “cookie cutter” condos. Residents of Bellevue Towers will enjoy many luxury amenities, such as an urban garden, fitness center, spa, free valet parking for guests (one of my favorites!), and much more.

The building might be big, but Bellevue Towers and the development team have been making large strides in impacting the environment as little as possible. As preciously reported, when complete, Bellevue Towers’ buildings are striving for LEED Gold Certification.

With 540 homes in the air, it will bring a lot more ground traffic into the Downtown area. Homeowners be able to enjoy new retail on the ground floor of Bellevue Towers, which will be able to accommodate 20,000 square feet. According to Bellevue Towers this will translate from anywhere from about 3 – 5 tenants. Bellevue Towers expects to begin announcing tenants within the first quarter of this year.

With less than a year to go before buyers move in, Bellevue Towers is already making a large impact on the Downtown Bellevue skyline.
Bellevue Towers Onward and UpwardBellevue Towers Onward and UpwardBellevue Towers Onward and UpwardBellevue Towers Onward and UpwardBellevue Towers Onward and UpwardBellevue Towers Onward and UpwardBellevue Towers Onward and UpwardBellevue Towers Onward and UpwardBellevue Towers Onward and Upward

Hot this week

Bellevue’s Wish List…

Downtown Bellevue has had an influx of new stores...

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...
Home Comfort Alliance 300 x 250 - March 2026

Downtown Bellevue Ice Rink Opens Nov. 13, Snowflake Lane Parade Returns Nov. 27

Two of Downtown Bellevue’s longest-running holiday traditions have set...

Smoothie, Matcha and Coffee Café Coming to GIS Plaza in Downtown Bellevue

Sunwell, a specialty smoothie, matcha and coffee café, is...

Bellevue Collection Celebrates Diwali On November 7 With Rangoli, Henna and Live Performances

Whether you’re celebrating the Festival of Lights with family...

Chef Renee Erickson Expands Sea Creatures to the Eastside With Downtown Bellevue Restaurant

James Beard Foundation Award-winning chef Renee Erickson is bringing...

Bellevue Utility Rates Could Rise 8.5%: What It Means for Downtown 

A typical downtown Bellevue condo or apartment would pay...

Bellevue’s Cantina Monarca to Open Waterfront Flagship at Seattle’s Lake Union Piers

Cantina Monarca, the elevated Mexican restaurant and tequila lounge at Lincoln Square South in Downtown Bellevue, is expanding to Seattle with a new flagship at Lake Union Piers, targeting a summer 2027 opening.

Bellevue Arts Museum Moves to Bellevue College Campus Under New Partnership

Bellevue Arts Museum (BAM), the nonprofit that produces the Bellevue...

Related Articles

Popular Categories

Home Comfort Alliance - Banner 728 x 90 for HVAC