Xing Hua Mixed-Use Development
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2750 77th Ave SE & 2885 78th Ave SE
An application is under review by the City for a new mixed-use building. The proposed building will be 4 stories above grade with 159 apartments and 13,306 square feet of ground level retail and restaurant space. The proposal also includes two levels of below-grade parking, landscaped public plazas, a 20-foot wide public through-block pedestrian connection along the north side of the property and a private courtyard for tenants.
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Page last updated: 04 Apr 2024, 07:23 AM
I'm in favor of more mixed-use development on the island that gives businesses more opportunities to come to or stay on the island as well as for more residents to contribute to our community. Happy to see that this project also includes ample parking and affordable housing.
I would love to see this corner of the Town Center developed. It’s currently an eye sore and such a waste of valuable space on MI. Glad to see there is affordable housing included and hope that there will be opportunities for the small businesses currently in the retail spaces to re-open in the new space.
This is a welcome improvement to the Town Center. It provides much needed new housing especially for downsizing families who want to stay on the island, more parking, more retail, landscape improvements and thoughtfully includes daylight planes and open space. The building design is attractive and fits into a Northwest modern aesthetic. The building height matches or is lower than others in the Town Center and makes good use of glass for light and openness. I hope the business who need to move out will have the opportunity to lease back at similar rates. Pleased to see the code requires 10% affordable housing units.
Looks great, it will be a welcome upgrade.
So big and ugly. Why can we have architecturally attractive buildings?
Looks like the new ugly buildings in Bellevue.