12000 NE 8th St, Bellevue
Broadstone East Wilburton · Developer: Bellevue Vista Properties L
Latest activity over a month agoTower proposed
10-story project with 441 units.
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- Latest activityAug 26, 2026
About this project
The proposed new construction project located at 12000 NE 8th St shall consist of a 10 story, multifamily residential building with approx. 441 residential units, and sub-grade parking with approx. 442 parking stalls. There will be a horizontal separation between the concrete podium and IIIA wood framing above. **Conference scheduled for Jul 23, 2025 @ 13:00**
Permits
The proposed new construction project located at 12000 NE 8th St shall consist of a 10 story, multifamily residential building with approx. 441 residential units, and sub-grade parking with approx. 442 parking stalls. There will be a horizontal separation between the concrete podium and IIIA wood framing above. **Conference scheduled for Jul 23, 2025 @ 13:00**
Demo of existing buildings and proposed development of 440 unit apartment building and 599,000 GSF. Total 10 stories, 5 stories of III-A construction over I-A, stepping up across with grade across site. Fire dept. access not to exceed 75-0., 25 116069 DB
Construction of Level 3, all portions east of open space access off of NE 8th except NE exit stair only on Level 3 up through Level 10 to be included in scope. Double height building separation at open space access path and the vertical 2-hour fire wall starting on Level 5 is the demising wall between west tower and east tower. Occupancies consist of R2 A and B occupancies, 25 119884 LD
Construction of All of L2 and the entirety of the west tower through L8. Egress stair at north east corner on Level also part of scope. Double height building separation at open space access path off of NE 8th st and the vertical 2-hour fire wall starting on Level 5 is the demising wall between west tower and east tower. Occupancies consist of R-2 A S-2 and B occupancies., 25 119884 LD
Documents
Documents aren't available in this jurisdiction. Bellevue doesn't publish permit plans or project documents online; the city keeps copies of all approved plans and project files, available through a public records request: Development Services Records