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Top neighborhoods in Bellevue

Northeast Bellevue
What it’s like to live in Northeast Bellevue
Tech-friendly luxury defines Northeast Bellevue, where upscale communities surround Microsoft's campus with amenities specifically designed for technology professionals. The neighborhood features excellent school access consistently ranking among Washington's best, while the nearby Bellevue Square shopping district provides premium retail without downtown congestion. Though rental rates significantly exceed regional averages, many tech employees find the elimination of commuting time creates substantial quality-of-life improvements justifying the investment.
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Newport
What it’s like to live in Newport
Newport combines excellent schools with mountain views in this southeastern Bellevue neighborhood. Rental homes typically feature larger floor plans, attached garages, and more outdoor space than properties closer to downtown. The area provides excellent access to both I-90 connections and Factoria shopping, creating convenient positioning for households working throughout the Seattle metropolitan area with members requiring eastside access.
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Northwest Bellevue
What it’s like to live in Northwest Bellevue
Natural beauty surrounds Northwest Bellevue, where mid-century homes on larger lots preserve native evergreens creating a woodland atmosphere minutes from downtown tech hubs. Residents enjoy proximity to Meydenbauer Bay Park with its waterfront access and the Bellevue Botanical Garden's 53 acres of display gardens. Though traffic along 100th Avenue can be challenging during rush hours, the neighborhood's established walking paths provide pedestrian-friendly alternatives. Many properties feature territorial views of Lake Washington or the Cascade Mountains, with architectural styles embracing the Pacific Northwest's indoor-outdoor living tradition through covered patios and expansive windows.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The average rent for a studio apartment in Bellevue is $2,101 per month.
One-bedroom apartment rentals in Bellevue rent for $2,693 per month.
The average rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Bellevue is $3,440 per month.
City Guide for Bellevue, WA
Nestled in the suburban nirvana of Washington Lake's east banks. Bellevue is a shining example of comfortable suburban living on clean streets for all to enjoy.
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