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12727 Northup Way, Bellevue

Northup Way Apartments · Developer: Springvue Investments LLC

Latest activity over a year agoTower proposed

3-story project with 663 units.

About this project

Northup Way Apartments, at 12727 Northup Way in Bellevue's BelRed neighborhood, has been advanced in two very different forms on a 5.4-acre site. One track is a townhome community: a preapplication conference (21 132221 DB) described 96 townhomes in 17 buildings, each 3 stories with a 2-car garage, and 192 parking stalls. The other is a phased pair of multifamily buildings, with a first phase of about 400 units and 9,100 square feet of ground-level retail in a building of 5 wood-frame levels over a 5-level concrete podium.

Latest activity

Jan 11, 2022 update—

A Master Development Plan (23 118447 LP) and a design review (23 118452 LD), both for a 91-unit townhome community, remain pending, and the record's last activity is dated January 2022. A later preapplication conference (25 118166 DB) for a larger phased multifamily scheme was canceled, and no building permits have been filed at the site.

Permits

21 132221 DBPreapplication ConferenceClosed
96, 3-story, 2 car garage townhome units with 192 parking stalls located in 17 buildings. 12/8/21 2:30pm
23 118447 LPMaster Development PlanPending
The proposed construction of a 91-unit townhome community as associated improvements
23 118452 LDDesign ReviewPending
The proposed construction of a 91-unit townhome community as associated improvements
25 118166 DBPreapplication ConferenceCanceled
The proposed development consists of two multifamily residential buildings on a 5.4-acre (228,250-square-foot) site located at 12727 Northup Way in Bellevue, Washington. The development will be built in two phases, divided by the future NE 19th St. Phase I includes a mixed-use multifamily building approximately 85 feet in height, composed of five levels of Type IIIA wood-frame construction above f

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
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