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Bellevue Wilburton Upzone Completed

By jnaegeli / July 14, 2025 / Comments Off on Bellevue Wilburton Upzone Completed

Back to News Center After years of work, the Bellevue City Council officially adopted land use code changes and rezoned the Wilburton transit-oriented development area to implement the Wilburton Vision, which seeks to transform Wilburton as a vibrant, mixed-use neighborhood with strong transit connections. The rezone establishes four new mixed-use…

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REALTORS® Attend Claudia Balducci’s Campaign Kickoff Event

By jnaegeli / May 2, 2025 / Comments Off on REALTORS® Attend Claudia Balducci’s Campaign Kickoff Event

Back to News Center On April 25, representatives from Seattle King County REALTORS® (SKCR) attended the campaign kick-off breakfast for Claudia Balducci, whom SKCR has endorsed for King County Executive in this year’s election. Balducci, a long-time REALTOR® Champion, currently serves on the King County Council for District 6 and…

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Renton Comprehensive Plan Update Approved

By jnaegeli / February 4, 2025 / Comments Off on Renton Comprehensive Plan Update Approved

Back to News Center At its final meeting of 2024, the Renton City Council approved the state-mandated update of its comprehensive plan to guide and facilitate the city’s growth over the next 20 years. The changes are intended to accommodate 17,000 new housing units and almost 32,000 jobs in Renton…

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