The city of Bellevue has received a $75,000 grant from the White House Smart Cities program to find methods to monitor and study city generated data from a central platform, to facilitate better efficiency and enhance communications with its community members. Moving forward, Bellevue is working with CH2M Engineering, an […]
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Downtown Bellevue Network Launches Refreshed Version of Website
You may have noticed that late last week we refreshed the look and feel of the Downtown Bellevue Network website. After almost 10 years (8 of those years with the most recent website) it was time for a fresh coat of paint to reflect the modernization and continued growth going […]
Downtown Bellevue Residents Big Spenders at Restaurants According to Report
Within King County residents in downtown Bellevue spend the biggest portion of their food budget at restaurants according to an article in The Seattle Times based on Neilson Data. According to the article the average household in downtown Bellevue spends $4,200 per year, which is equal 46% of their total food […]
Downtown Bellevue’s Architecture Plans Come into Focus With Grand Connection Project
The Grand Connection project is a pedestrian-oriented corridor beginning at the waterfront of Lake Washington at Meydenbauer Bay Park and connecting to the Eastside Rail Corridor. Areas such as Old Bellevue, the Downtown Park, Bellevue Way, the Pedestrian Corridor, and the Transit Center are intended to be brought together with […]
KidsQuest Children’s Museum Announces Plans for January 2017 Opening
KidsQuest Children’s Museum just announced their timing plans for opening their new downtown Bellevue museum on January 12, 2017. The last day in the existing location at Marketplace at Factoria (formally the Factoria Mall) will be November 27, 2016. KidsQuest has raised over $10 million to both buy the location […]
City of Bellevue Confirms Downtown Park Projects to Begin in July
The City of Bellevue confirmed in a press release on Tuesday that construction will begin in mid-July for projects in the Downtown Park. A portion of the Bellevue Downtown Park will be closing for construction of the last segment of the circular promenade, as well as a play area for […]
Bellevue Club: A Great Place for Families
The Bellevue Club is not only a great recreational outlet for adults, it also has outstanding programs for families. With over 200,000 square feet of facilities, member families enjoy a youth library, special classes, year round camps, and childcare when parents are at the Club. The club programs are coordinated […]
West Bellevue Residents Enjoy Highest Life Expectancy in King County
According to an article in The Seattle Times that reported on public health data, West Bellevue residents have the longest life expectancy in King County at 86.2 years. According to Health Officer Jeff Duchin at Public Health — Seattle & King County there are many factors to a community’s health […]
One Lincoln Tower Penthouse Available for Rent at $20,000 Per Month
If you’ve desired to live at one of the highest points in Bellevue, your chance has come…but it will cost you. According to the MLS the 42nd story penthouse condo at One Lincoln Tower is available to rent for $20,000 per month. The 4,058 square foot, two story condo is well […]
APRIL FOOLS: Technical Glitch Results in Lost Customer Reservations at Bellevue Square Tesla Store for Model 3
According to sources, the Bellevue Square Tesla Store had a technical glitch on Thursday night, which has resulted in lost customer reservations for all Thursday pre-orders at the Bellevue store. The glitch was apparently produced by an overloaded computer system due to high order volumes at the Bellevue store. According to […]