Bellevue Towers in Downtown Bellevue.
539 condominium homes in twin 42- and 43-story towers at NE 4th and 106th — the largest condo project in downtown Bellevue, LEED Gold, with full-floor penthouses that have set the city’s price records since 2018.
Bellevue Towers is the biggest condominium project in downtown Bellevue and, at 450 feet, home to the tallest all-residential building in the city: two glass towers of 42 and 43 stories on the 2.43-acre block at NE 4th Street and 106th Avenue NE, with 539 homes, eight levels of parking underground and 17,000 square feet of retail at the base. The North Tower is addressed 500 106th Ave NE, the South Tower 10700 NE 4th St. Portland developer Gerding Edlen built it between 2006 and 2009 for about $436 million, with MulvannyG2 (now MG2) and GBD Architects designing and Hoffman Construction building; it earned LEED Gold, at the time the largest LEED Gold residential development in the Pacific Northwest. Lincoln Square South and the W Bellevue are directly across 106th, Downtown Park is two blocks south-west and Bellevue Downtown Station is about three blocks east.
The towers opened into the worst condo market in a generation. In January 2011, with only 118 sales closed and a $275 million construction loan from 2007 matured, Gerding Edlen turned the unsold homes over to a Morgan Stanley-led lender group, which cut prices to move them; by January 2013 the building was 85 percent sold. What followed was the opposite story. A 6,398-square-foot North Tower penthouse sold for $11.95 million in February 2018, then the downtown record; a 43rd-floor full-floor penthouse bought for $4.5 million in 2013 was listed at $17.98 million in 2021; a sub-penthouse set its own record at $4.9 million in 2022. And in August 2024 the association finished installing 312 EV charging stations across seven garage levels, which DBN reported as the largest residential EV installation on the West Coast.
Against One Lincoln Tower’s hotel services and One88’s smaller, newer floor plates, Bellevue Towers is the choice for scale — 539 homes, a spa-and-fitness floor, a garden between the towers and the penthouses that set the downtown price records. See how it compares in our guide to every downtown Bellevue condo building.
Homes & Amenities at Bellevue Towers
What the two towers actually offer, from the 800-square-foot studios to the full-floor penthouses on 42 and 43.
Studios to Two-Bedrooms Across 539 Homes
The floor plans run generous for downtown: many of the studios top 800 square feet, and one- and two-bedrooms fill most of both towers above the retail base.
Full-Floor Penthouses on 42 and 43
Up to 6,398 square feet on a single floor. #4201 in the North Tower sold for $11.95 million in 2018; a 43rd-floor penthouse listed at $17.98 million in 2021; #4202 relisted at $4.75 million in August 2026.
Spa, Sauna, Steam Room and Cold Plunge
A whirlpool spa, sauna, steam room and cold plunge, plus fitness rooms, a media room, a homeowner lounge and a fireside terrace, all behind a 24-hour concierge.
Rooftop Deck and the Garden Between the Towers
A landscaped garden with walking paths runs between the two towers, irrigated with collected rainwater, alongside a rooftop deck and an outdoor pet area.
312 EV Chargers on Seven Levels
Stalls are deeded per home — penthouses come with up to three — and the 2024 project put 312 charging stations across seven of the eight underground levels, plus storage rooms.
Bellevue Towers Through the Years on DBN
DBN has reported on downtown Bellevue since 2005. This is Bellevue Towers’s story as we covered it, as it happened.
Bellevue Towers Penthouse Condo Sells for $12 Million
#4201, a 6,398-square-foot North Tower penthouse, closed at $11.95 million — the highest condo sale downtown Bellevue had seen.
43rd Story Bellevue Towers Penthouse Lists for $17.98M
A full-floor penthouse on the 43rd floor, bought for $4.5 million in December 2013, came to market at $17.98 million.
Penthouse Condo at Bellevue Towers Sells for Record-Breaking $4.9M
#4102 closed at $4.9 million, a record for the sub-penthouse floors.
Walgreens Pulls Out of Commercial Lease Plans at Bellevue Towers
Walgreens dropped its plan to take the 6,494-square-foot former Purple Cafe space at the base, empty since March 2020.
Bellevue Towers Leads West Coast in EV Charging Expansion
The association completed 312 charging stations across seven garage levels in August 2024, the largest residential EV installation on the West Coast; board president Ed Anderson and general manager David Sullivan walked DBN through it.
Bellevue Towers Penthouse Returns to Market at $4.75M
#4202 relisted eight months after a $4.35 million sale, with three parking stalls and a storage room; #4105 had sold for $4.8 million in February 2025.
Browse all Bellevue Towers coverage in the DBN archive.
Getting Around & Living Here
The towers sit at the busiest corner of the 106th corridor, so getting around is the easy part; the notes below are for visitors and house-hunters.
Getting There & Parking
- Drive: Residents park in the eight-level garage under the towers; stalls are deeded per home, penthouses with up to three, and 312 EV chargers were added across seven levels in 2024. Visitors and showings should check in with the concierge, or use the public Lincoln Square South garage across 106th.
- Light rail: 2 Line to Bellevue Downtown Station, then about three blocks west along NE 6th or NE 4th to 106th, roughly a 10-minute walk — see our light rail guide
- On foot: Lincoln Square South, the W and Ascend are across 106th, with Bellevue Square a block beyond; Downtown Park is two blocks south-west; El Gaucho and the 108th Ave NE restaurants are two blocks east.
What It’s Like
This is the center of the action: NE 4th and 106th carry the Lincoln Square South and W Bellevue traffic, and the retail bays at the base have turned over repeatedly since 2020, so the lower floors live with the street. The height is what people buy — the South Tower is the tallest all-residential building in the city, so the upper floors clear the neighbors on every side — and two separate towers around a shared garden make the complex feel smaller than 539 homes suggests. It suits buyers who want a full-service tower with a deep amenity floor, an EV charger at their stall and the Collection across the street, and who will trade quiet for it.
What’s Nearby
Cross 106th and you are in Lincoln Square South: Ascend Prime Steak & Sushi is across 106th at 10400 NE 4th, W Bellevue is the hotel across the street for visiting family, or El Gaucho is two blocks east on 108th.
Good to Know
bellevuetowers.com is the site of Jason Foss, the broker who sponsors this page, not the owners association; there is no public HOA website, so listings and your agent are the source for dues, rental rules and pet policy. Unit counts differ by source — 539 here, following the architects and DBN’s 2026 coverage; the old DBN page said 541. The retail base has churned: the former Purple Cafe space has been vacant since March 2020, Walgreens dropped its lease plan in June 2024, and the other bays have turned over several times, so check what is open before counting on it.
Bellevue Towers FAQ
Where is Bellevue Towers?
At the corner of NE 4th Street and 106th Avenue NE in downtown Bellevue. The North Tower is addressed 500 106th Ave NE and the South Tower 10700 NE 4th St; the retail bays use 10650 NE 4th St and 460 106th Ave NE. Lincoln Square South and the W Bellevue are directly across 106th, Downtown Park is two blocks south-west and Bellevue Downtown Station is about three blocks east.
How many condos are in Bellevue Towers, and when was it built?
539 condominium homes in two towers of 42 and 43 stories, built between 2006 and 2009 by Portland developer Gerding Edlen, designed by MulvannyG2 (now MG2) with GBD Architects and built by Hoffman Construction for about $436 million. It is LEED Gold, the largest LEED Gold residential development in the Pacific Northwest when it opened, and the 450-foot South Tower is the tallest all-residential building in Bellevue.
What amenities does Bellevue Towers have?
A 24-hour concierge, a whirlpool spa, sauna, steam room and cold plunge, fitness rooms, a media and theater room, a homeowner lounge, a fireside terrace, a rooftop deck, a landscaped garden between the towers and an outdoor pet area. The garage has 312 EV charging stations. Confirm current amenity access with the owners association.
Is parking included at Bellevue Towers?
Yes — stalls in the eight-level underground garage are deeded with each home, and the larger penthouses come with up to three; each listing states the count. Since 2024, 312 EV chargers cover seven of the garage levels. Visitors and showings should check in with the concierge, or use the public Lincoln Square South garage across 106th.
How do I find condos for sale at Bellevue Towers?
With 539 homes, Bellevue Towers has resales on the market most of the year, from studios to full-floor penthouses. Jason Foss, a Bellevue broker who specializes in downtown condominium buildings and sponsors this page, runs bellevuetowers.com and tracks the building’s inventory; DBN’s own coverage of its record sales is in the timeline above.