The City of Bellevue has expanded its 2025 Food Truck Pilot Program by introducing a second site at Compass Plaza, located on 106th Avenue Northeast. The new location operates Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and joins the existing City Hall Plaza site, which continues to host […]
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Bellevue Offering Up to $150,000 in Grants to Energize Public Spaces
The City of Bellevue is now accepting applications for its 2025 Community Programming Fund, a grant program designed to support local efforts to energize public spaces and create meaningful experiences for residents. This initiative encourages the development of community-focused activities that promote creativity, inclusivity, and connection in shared outdoor spaces. […]
One of Bellevue’s Largest Affordable Housing Projects Breaks Ground
Construction has officially begun on one of Bellevue’s largest affordable housing projects, a development led by BRIDGE Housing that will provide 234 apartments in the city’s Spring District. The community will include two mid-rise buildings, with forty units specifically designated for residents with developmental disabilities. A groundbreaking ceremony marked the […]
Japanese American Farmers Honored in Bellevue Library Art Exhibit
A new art exhibit at the Bellevue Library highlights the history of Japanese American farmers in the area. Called Emerging Radiance, the piece is part of the City of Bellevue’s public art collection and will be on display through at least February 2027. Created by artists Tani Ikeda and Michelle […]
Amazon Commits $100 Million to Affordable Housing in Bellevue
Amazon is deepening its investment in Bellevue’s affordable housing efforts with a new $100 million commitment aimed at expediting development for low-to-moderate income families. The funding, announced during the groundbreaking ceremony for the Spring District BRIDGE Housing Community, will help reduce construction timelines by up to two years, allowing families […]
Bellevue Showcases Black History Month Art Exhibit at City Hall
Bellevue is celebrating Black History Month with a special art exhibit, “Voices Unbounded,” showcasing the work of 21 Black artists from the Pacific Northwest. Curated by MG2 architect Jay Taylor, the exhibit features a variety of artistic expressions, including paintings, photography, sculptures, textiles, and fashion. It will be on display […]
21-Unit Townhome Project in Bellevue Seeks Design Review Approval
The City of Bellevue has received an application for Design Review approval for the Soma Bel-Red Townhomes project, which will replace an existing two-story business park with a residential development. The proposed project, located at 12505 NE Bellevue-Redmond Road, will consist of 21 townhome units distributed across four buildings. The […]
Proposed Mixed-Use Project to Feature Affordable Housing and KidsQuest Museum
An updated proposal for a mixed-use development at 995 118th Avenue SE in Bellevue has been submitted to the City of Bellevue, changing the original plan outlined in November 2022. The new plan seeks to rezone the 4.55-acre site from its initial designation as Office/Limited Business 2 (OLB2) to Neighborhood […]
New Housing Plan in Bellevue to Create Opportunities for Affordable Homes
The City of Bellevue is working on a new plan to encourage housing development in mixed-use areas. The Housing Opportunities in Mixed-Use Areas (HOMA) Land Use Code Amendment aims to allow higher-density buildings, taller structures, and remove obstacles to building more homes. The plan also includes creating an affordable housing […]
Bellevue to Introduce New Curbside Parking Fees to Manage Demand
The City of Bellevue is taking steps to manage parking spaces more effectively in busy areas like Downtown, Wilburton, and BelRed. With more people living and working in these neighborhoods, the demand for curbside parking has increased, and the city is looking for solutions to improve the current situation. One […]