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Bellevue Downtown Association in the News

• All that jazz
• Wednesday jazz concerts planned around Bellevue
• Bellevue Downtown Association
• Downtown Bellevue comes alive with music
• New top officers - Business Digest
• Singer Pat Wright to kick off 2003 annual jazz series
• Downtown Association retools logo, strategy
• Word Power - Patti Payne
• Bellevue Downtown Association
• Discover value in Downtown Bellevue
• Best of Bellevue - Patti Payne
• Bob Wallace receives annual `city builder' award
• Bellevue business group bestows awards, retools for future
• Best of Bellevue - Patti Payne
• Bellevue Downtown Association remakes its image
• Panel recommends widening Bellevue Way, 112th Avenue
• Keep Bellevue road options open
• Plan looks at future of downtown Bellevue
• Cards of the World is educational fun

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Bellevue Downtown Association Members in the News

• Bellevue Westin opens for business
• Grand plans: Lincoln Square opens
• Patience pays off for big landlord
• Courting Bellevue: The Bellevue Downtown Courtyard by Marriott Opens December
• 'The Bravern' comes to Bellevue; $400 million mixed-use development may open in fall 2008
• Tenants or not: Bellevue office tower a go
• Bellevue superblock project finally moves past roadblocks
• Arthur Langlie likes things to run 'promptly and smoothly'
• New Bellevue Chamber president inherits a growing organization; Dean Rebhuhn takes office tonight
• Eastside lobbies Port for Meydenbauer expansion
• Overlake hospital's first building to be razed
• Eastside leaders urge Port to aid Meydenbauer project
• Starbucks extends supply and marketing deal with United
  Overlake formally submits Issaquah hospital plans
• Backers for Meydenbauer expansion say plan will boost local economy
• Downtown museum adopts new name
• Bellevue office complex sold
• Bellevue Art Museum hires new director
• New BAM director looks long term
• Merger ahead for Perkins Coie
• Bellevue museum gets curator
• BAM pledge crucial but not enough
• Patrons of arts pledge $500,000 to BAM
• Bellevue Art Museum finances called dire
• PSE plans Bellevue headquarters expansion
• Chamber honors Eastside businesses
• Equity to offer bus, rail passes; property owner offers transportation incentive for employees of tenants who renew leases
• Lincoln Square takes shape
• Bellevue bank seeks its piece of Seattle's small-business pie
Chef to be feted for helping feed needy families
• Nordstrom pumps out profit on strongest holiday period in decade
• County Councilwoman Hague out of congressional race
• Forum questions BAM board's vision
• Poll: Eastside business owners upbeat on `04
• Paccar profits soar 42 percent: CEO says 2003 was `second-best year' in company history
• Freeman files roads plan
• Kemper's corners - Bellevue businessman envisions local equivalent of Chicago's `Miracle Mile'
• Changes brewing for BAM building
• Bellevue Art Museum may return to its roots in crafts, NW artists
• Bellevue Art Museum to narrow focus
• Bel Square plans expansion
• Bellevue Square to grow again, with more retail space, parking
• Business groups think regionally, act locally
• Bellevue museum may reopen in July
• Bellevue Art Museum plans July reopening
• Campaign launched to make Eastside children's museum a reality
• Horvitz `shocked' to receive YMCA leadership award
• Bellevue garbage deal: more service for less
• Bellevue picks Rabanco
• Overlake named one of top 100 U.S. hospitals for heart patients
• Bellevue contractor lands $9M contract
• Bellevue apartment complex sells at record price
• Bellevue developer picks up the pace - Wallace Properties acquires office complex
• Freeman upbeat about future plans for Lincoln Square - Bellevue developer says restaurants, retailers are expressing interest in the project
• MulvannyG2 opens 2 offices in China, Calif.
• Wells Fargo to acquire Seattle bank in merger
• Wells Fargo to buy Pacific NW Bank
• Fixing Bellevue's smile
• Bellevue project would have more shops at streetside
• A boost for Bellevue - Developer says work on Lincoln Square could resume early next year, finish by fall 2005
• Bellevue Square developer plans to buy stalled project next door
• Deal reached over Lincoln Square
• Freeman says forefathers would approve of project
• Freeman to take over stalled Lincoln Square project
• Kemper Freeman takes over Lincoln Square
• Freeman aims at Lincoln Square - Bellevue developer expected to take over stalled project
• Mixed-use project around Meydenbauer will feature high-end hotels and top-notch retailers
• Briefly - Paccar contributes $45,000 to city's `50fest' celebration
• Spotlight on fashion: Bellevue Art Museum wants visitors to look at all sides of the industry
• Best of Bellevue honors community leaders
• Bellevue Museum hosts lively 'First Friday' event
• Pollard, Rothrock take SIOR awards
• Financial stability, visitors returning to art museum
• Lend Lease, Morgan in talks
• First Mutual buys headquarters building in downtown Bellevue
• First Mutual Bank buys its building from owner
• 400 Building sold for $12M
• $500M Bellevue complex in for review
• Downtown Bellevue project soon may get under way
• Art museum aims to rev up Friday nights
• Advance Bellevue honors 8 leaders
• $500M Bellevue complex planned
• Bellevue developer proposes 3 new office towers, 2 hotels
• Mithun Architects builds practice with acquisition
• Bentall reeled in three big tenants to fill spec project
• `Free' brings `em in to BAM
• In Bellevue, holes aren't the whole story
• Opus negotiating to take Lincoln Square
• Lincoln Square talks heat up - Opus Northwest picked as finalist to buy development
• CEO pulls a switch on Puget Energy - Once contentious utility now known for kindness
• Bellevue Place plan detailed - Expansion to include residential building
• GLY Construction
• Retail center planned for downtown Bellevue
• Bellevue project expands Schnitzer adds to plan for Meydenbauer site
• Shops survive construction - Bellevue Square Mall owner says holiday traffic is up
• Second Hyatt tower planned in Bellevue
• Utah company buys Bellevue 'superblock'
• Museum's turning heads, 10 years after its founding

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Downtown Bellevue in the News

• Downtown Association honors local companies
• Lincoln Square rises to urban big leagues
• Microsoft sold on Bellevue, 15 floors of Lincoln Square
• Is Bellevue the epicenter of a second tech boom?
• Lighted high-rise logos OK'd
• Crosstown move for Web retailer - Drugstore.com to relocate HQ to downtown Bellevue
• Drugstore.com moving HQ to One Bellevue Center
• Arts center planned for - Bellevue - Downtown performance facility will host different cultural events
• Rental ripple effect - Symetra's Bellevue move changes shape of office space market
• Bellevue skybridge design detailed
• Bellevue council authorizes sale of bonds in $127.8 million City Hall renovation project
• Artistic exhibit with a twist
• Bellevue considering changes in its sign code
• City may let tenants put ads on high-rises
• Four large artworks will grace new Bellevue city hall
• Arts backers win in Bellevue City Hall plans
• Bellevue's future City Hall due for a major makeover
• Public art a major topic for Bellevue's new City Hall
• Downtown Bellevue seeks 'neighborhood' identity
• Cost Plus building to be sold at auction
• Bellevue looks to go green atop new City Hall
• Now is time to support art museum
• Burrito wars to escalate with Chipotle in Bellevue
• City seeking partner for expansion
• Bellevue office building sold
• Bellevue takes first look at planned `City Hall in a park'
• Bellevue tries to put zip into bland building
• Bellevue mixed-use projects planned
• Lighted high-rise logos OK'd
• Crosstown move for Web retailer - Drugstore.com to relocate HQ to downtown Bellevue
• Drugstore.com moving HQ to One Bellevue Center
• Arts center planned for - Bellevue - Downtown performance facility will host different cultural events
• Rental ripple effect - Symetra's Bellevue move changes shape of office space market
• Bellevue skybridge design detailed
• Bellevue council authorizes sale of bonds in $127.8 million City Hall renovation project
• Artistic exhibit with a twist
• Bellevue considering changes in its sign code
• City may let tenants put ads on high-rises
• Four large artworks will grace new Bellevue city hall
• Arts backers win in Bellevue City Hall plans
• Bellevue's future City Hall due for a major makeover
• Public art a major topic for Bellevue's new City Hall
• Downtown Bellevue seeks 'neighborhood' identity
• Cost Plus building to be sold at auction
• Bellevue looks to go green atop new City Hall
• Now is time to support art museum
• Burrito wars to escalate with Chipotle in Bellevue
• City seeking partner for expansion
• Bellevue office building sold
• Bellevue takes first look at planned `City Hall in a park'
• Bellevue tries to put zip into bland building
• Bellevue mixed-use projects planned
• Businesses opening, relocating in Bellevue
• Bellevue sticks with same parking regulations
• Local real estate market recovering - Market conditons still favor tenants
• Bellevue's 4th Street overpass opens early
• Bellevue passes new rules for skybridges of the future
• Scrutinizing plans for new skybridges
• Sky bridges can be built downtown, Bellevue Council votes
• New city hall could wind up costing more: Closing Qwest facility before its renovation might cost Bellevue as much as $560,000
• Commercial real estate looking up - Office vacancy rate in Bellevue at 2-year low
• Bellevue campaigns for downtown ride-free area
• At last, office-vacancy rates drop
• Overpass makes its big move - All lanes of Interstate 405 in Bellevue closed tonight
• Bellevue overpass reopening: Let it roll
• Bellevue picks contractor for City Hall project
• Web site gives lowdown on Bellevue office space
• Former Bellevue mayor to oversee Lincoln Square project
• Bellevue narrows City Hall remodelers list; - three potential companies make the final cut; city to refurbish old Qwest building
• City staff recommends skybridges be allowed
• Hearing for pedestrian bridge amendment
• Idea could send walkers sky-high
• Qwest move from Bellevue ahead of schedule
• Four-story building for retail, town houses to rise from ashes in Bellevue
• Bellevue I-405 lane, ramp closures slated for this week
• Bellevue OKs plans to sell old City Hall, renovate new one
• Bellevue council finalizes City Hall plans
• Bellevue City Hall move advances quietly
• Bellevue Tech Tower being stabilized
• Overpass comes down this weekend
• Old Strawberry Festival returns to Bellevue
• HOV lanes reopen early in Bellevue
• Open house, hearings scheduled on design plans for new City Hall
• The long and the short(cake) of festival
• Ceremony kicks off new I-405 overpass
• Bellevue overpass groundbreaking marks halfway point
• Bellevue council to hear City Hall details
• Bellevue keeps door open for sky bridges
• Briefly - Northeast Fourth overpass closure set to begin today
• Overpass to close for six months
• I-405 work to close HOV lanes in Bellevue
• $102.4 million recommended for creating new Bellevue city hall
• Bellevue council to examine lifting ban on building skybridges
• Developer asks Bellevue to lift skybridge ban
• Bellevue City Council to consider downtown skybridge
• Major construction project will shut down Northeast Fourth overpass for 6 months
• Bellevue City Hall design evolving
• Bellevue nears $25 million deal to sell City Hall land to car dealer
• Car dealer may buy Bellevue City Hall for nearly $25 million
• Bellevue says `No' to change in government
• Bellevue charter failing
• I-405 project in Bellevue hits key stage this weekend
• Bellevue overpass to close, reopen wider
• `Yes' for county parks; `No' for Bellevue city charter
• Lincoln Square work still stalled; Bellevue project may not restart this year
• Lincoln Square work might resume this year
• Firm chosen to design performing arts center
• Bellevue Way off widening list Bellevue
• Bellevue Way widening idea revived
• Freeway ramp closures scheduled
• Bellevue developers tell tales of their two towers
• Bellevue City Hall up for sale as council mulls new location
• Opus eyes deal to start stalled Lincoln Square
• New Bellevue hotel to begin construction this summer
• New Bellevue eatery
• Office vacancy rate hits 16.4 percent
• Baby-boomer Bellevue's turning the Big 5-O
• A city comes of age: Bellevue at 50
• $50M Bellevue road job to bid soon
• Café Pogacha to open at Summit complex
• Bellevue council backs City Hall move
• Council decides to relocate City Hall
• Regional-transportation plan cost: about $300 a family
• Light rail bottles up transit plan
• Residents want city services in new building
• Shell out millions to move City Hall? Few seem to care
• Getting Involved: Bellevue wants ideas for how to use its downtown building
• Bellevue, interrupted
• New I-405 ramp to open in Bellevue
• International Bellevue: City a multilingual, cosmopolitan place
• High office vacancy rates drive rents down
• Deli owner mingles matzo with mirth in Bellevue's 'Old Main' neighborhood
• Retail Scene: Ruth's Chris prepares for Bellevue debut Monday
• Reduced Bellevue park bond on ballot
• Ceremony set today to dedicate Transit Center
• Look to the East: Those longing for fine dining across the water, yearn no longer.

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