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Changes to the Bel-Red Corridor Could Soon Resemble South Lake Union

A recent Daily Journal of Commerce article proclaims that though we often think of density on the Eastside in the form of high-rise towers in downtown Bellevue or Corridor, that could soon change as The Bel-Red Corridor—the area between Bellevue, Redmond and the 520 bridge—is in the midst of sweeping change. As the article reads, “former strip malls and auto dealerships are giving way to large mixed-use and transit-oriented developments,” as developers and investment firms anticipate the impact of the highly anticipated LINK Light Rail stations.

BellevueMary NorrisAugust 8, 2018520 Bridge, Bel-Red Corridor, Bellevue, Daily Journal of Commerce, Esterra Park, Kirkland, LINK Light Rail, New Development, South Lake Union, Spring District

Is Co-Living the Next Big Real Estate Trend?

In recent years, co-working has emerged as a sought-after alternative to the structure of the traditional office, and as Forbes reports, the trend it now making its way into co-living concepts around the country. The idea is that residents live far beyond the four walls of their home, in a community atmosphere with “an emphasis on amenities and community.” The option is particularly popular among millennials, for its “affordability, flexibility and ease of use.”

Real EstateMary NorrisJanuary 4, 2018Co-Living, Co-Working, Common, Durst, Forbes, Frank 57 West, New Development, Real Estate Trends, The Domain Companies, WeLive, WeWork

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