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14335 NE 24th St, Bellevue

520 Overlake Townhomes · Developer: Overlake 520 Tt LLC · Also listed as 14475 NE 24th St, Bellevue

Latest activity over three months agoTower proposed

5-story project with 172 units.

About this project

The proposal at 14335 NE 24th St in Bellevue's BelRed neighborhood grew from a 52-unit apartment scheme to a 172-unit townhome community, the 520 Overlake Townhomes, subdivided into two parcels. The earlier scheme, presented at a preapplication conference (24 122144 DB), was a new 5-story multifamily building on an existing parking lot within an office and commercial site, with a screened parking garage, lobby, and amenity space on the first floor. A second preapplication conference (25 125300 DB) recast the program as the 172-unit townhome community.

Latest activity

Mar 6, 2026 update—

The site's most recent activity is dated March 6, 2026, and its newest filings are pending: a design review for the parcel 2 package (26 106616 LD), a design review for the full townhome community (26 101805 LD), and a master development plan (26 101804 LP) for the 172-unit community. The project remains a proposal in permitting.

Permits

25 125300 DBPreapplication ConferenceClosed
New 172-unit Townhome community
24 122144 DBPreapplication ConferenceClosed
New 5 story Multi-family project to be built on an existing parking lot within an office/commercial site. The First floor will be primarily utilized for a screened parking garage along with the Lobby/Amenity space. This project will provide a total of 52 new Residential units and aligns with Bellevue's comprehensive plan goals of creating a more resilient city with opportunities for housing locate
26 101804 LPMaster Development PlanPending
New IRC 172-unit townhome master development plan
26 101805 LDDesign ReviewPending
New 172-unit Townhome community subdivided into two parcels.
26 106616 LDDesign ReviewPending
Parcel 2 package of the 520 Overlake New Townhome community development

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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