Bellevue Towers Condos: What 5 Years of Sales Data Tells Buyers Right Now

Is Now a Good Time to Buy at Bellevue Towers? What the Data Actually Shows

Bellevue Towers glass exterior and landscaped grounds, Downtown Bellevue WA condo market data

Bellevue Towers has more recorded sales history than almost any other Downtown Bellevue condo building — 152 closed transactions since 2021, tracked across both towers. That's enough data to actually answer the question I hear most from buyers eyeing this building: is now a good time, or should I wait?


The Number That Actually Matters

Median sold price at Bellevue Towers swung from $1,488,000 in 2021 to $1,688,000 in 2022, then back down to $1,305,000 in 2025. On its own, that looks like volatility. It isn't — it's unit mix. A year with more penthouse sales pulls the median up; a year with more studio and one-bedroom turnover pulls it down. Median price in a single building with this range of unit sizes is close to meaningless as a trend indicator. Price per square foot is the number that tells the real story, and it's been remarkably stable: $902 in 2021, peaking at $976 in 2022, dipping to $897 in 2024, and back to $966 in 2025. That's a tight band for five years that included a rate environment swinging as much as ours has — genuine evidence of durable demand for this specific address, not a building riding a bubble.


Bellevue Towers South Tower entrance at 10700 NE 4th Street, Downtown Bellevue WA

Sellers Aren't Negotiating Much — And That's the Real Signal

The five-year average sale-to-list ratio at Bellevue Towers sits at 97.8% — meaning homes here consistently sell within striking distance of asking price. In a softer building or a softer submarket, that number drifts down toward 93-95% as sellers concede ground to close a deal. Bellevue Towers hasn't drifted. Even in 2025, with days on market stretching to a five-year high of 49, sellers still achieved 97.97% of list price. Buyers are taking more time to decide, but they're not finding much room to negotiate once they do. For buyers, that's the honest read: this isn't a building where lowball offers work. For sellers, it's reassurance that even a slower year hasn't meaningfully dented achievable pricing.


Bellevue Towers resident lounge with fireplace, Downtown Bellevue condo amenities

Why the Address Still Commands a Premium

Part of what the data can't fully capture is what it's actually like living here — steps from Bellevue Square and Lincoln Square, with the city's best restaurants a short walk away and Amazon's and Microsoft's campuses both a short drive. That combination of walkability and access is genuinely hard to replicate elsewhere in Downtown Bellevue, and I think it's a meaningful part of why pricing has held as steady as it has.


Bellevue Towers condo den with Downtown Bellevue city views

Considering Bellevue Towers?

This post is the analysis. For the full picture — floor plans, HOA details, amenities, and the complete year-by-year sales table — my Bellevue Towers building guide has everything.

Freddy Delgadillo, Eastside Washington luxury real estate advisor

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