Bellevue Towers Condominiums has reached a major milestone by hitting 90% of their units sold. All of the studios and one-bedroom units are now sold out. Only 2 bedroom units and penthouse homes are still available. Bellevue Towers has updated their marketing campaign outside of the building to reflect the 90% sold units (see photo above).
The building started selling their 539 units beginning in 2009. The building will likely sell out either this year or next. Two of the available units are the South Tower ($6.77MM) and North Tower ($5.53MM) penthouses, both of which are over 6,000 square feet. If you’re interested in more information on the penthouse units view our past article on a tour through one of the Bellevue Towers penthouses.
To see all of the available floor plans you can visit the Bellevue Towers website.
Nice! Wa Sq has a lot of catching up to do!
Amazing, considering how expensive those condos are.
@squarepetcare – yeah that’s sad. I remember 3-4 years ago, WaSquare was sitting at 70-75% sold and BT was under 20%. Now BT has sold almost all of it’s inventory and WaSq is still 15-20% vacant. And they still haven’t leased out their retail spaces besides Top Pot. Wasatch needs to wake up.
Still waiting for the Towers of Darkness to light up, though…how many are pure investment properties with no intent to move-in or rent out?
BT has a much better location but their layouts are really weird.
Well, to be fair, I like that Wasatch hung in their and is still paying HOA’s on their units. It looks like sales have picked up a little bit lately.
Does anyone know what a 1 bedroom with den around the 15-17th floors in BT’s is currently valued at?
Square Petcare: New 1 bedrooms are sold. You would be looking at low 500’s to mid on resales. The 2 bedrooms under 750k are gone. Remaining units are all 1700sf and up with studies and 2.5 baths.
Lawrence: Towers of Darkness is starting to light up. I bought in October and the parking garage is twice as occupied as it was in October. Not talking closings, which are in the 20’s per mo but move ins are 10 to 15 per mo.
Once prices were lowered 35% things started to turnaround big time