Last year’s top selling condominium development in the greater Seattle area, Bellevue Towers, is starting 2012 off with revised pricing on select home that are reduced as much as 40% from original list prices.
Homes now available for sale include studio and one-bedroom residences priced from the $300,000s, two-bedroom homes priced from the $600,000s, and spacious penthouses priced from $2 million.
Bellevue Towers’ homes range from 809 square feet to 6,398 square feet, representing some of the most generously sized condominium homes in the market and offering the best value on a per square foot basis.
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If more information or if you’d like to view Bellevue Towers, our Eastside condo specialists are here to help.
Sample pricing (click table below for the limited release pricing list):


BELLEVUE, WASH (January 13, 2012) – 

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The ‘P’ commemorates the family who used to farm the area that became the first community garden in Seattle, the Picardo Farm P-Patch. This P-Patch was acquired from the Picardo family who ran a truck farm in the earlier part of the 1900s up in the Wedgwood neighborhood. When the city started up the P-Patch program in 1973, the ‘P’ was taken to commemorate the family.






