Bellevue Towers

Bellevue Towers is a residential complex in downtown Bellevue containing two towers with a total of 539 condominium units. The development includes eight underground parking levels, ground-floor retail spaces, and direct pedestrian connections to surrounding downtown shops and services.

The two towers were built between 2006 and 2009 during a period of intensive downtown construction. This project was part of a broader wave of urban growth that reshaped Bellevue during the mid-2000s.

This complex represents Bellevue's shift from a suburban area into a modern urban center, and it shapes the downtown skyline as both a residential and commercial hub. Local residents view it as a marker of how the region has developed into a denser, more vertical community.

The complex sits in the heart of downtown with straightforward access and ample underground parking for both residents and visitors. Its central location near shops and dining options makes exploring the area on foot convenient and pleasant.

A shared rooftop garden connecting the two towers provides residents with a green space above the city. The buildings also feature energy-efficient glass facades and low-flow water systems, making them early examples of sustainable high-rise design.

Location: Bellevue

Inception: 2009

GPS coordinates: 47.61400,-122.19800

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:01