Location & getting around
The block sits in the heart of Downtown Bellevue, a few minutes' walk from the region's densest cluster of shops, offices and — as of 2026 — light rail.
The block
The roughly four-acre superblock spans 106th Ave NE between NE 4th and NE 8th Streets, on the western edge of the downtown core.
Bellevue Square, Lincoln Square and the rest of the Bellevue Collection — the Eastside's premier shopping and dining destination — are a short walk west.
The project dedicates a 30-foot-wide segment of Bellevue's Grand Connection, the landscaped pedestrian spine knitting downtown to the waterfront and Wilburton across I-405.
Direct freeway access puts Seattle, Redmond and the wider Eastside within easy reach by car.
606 (& 620) 106th Ave NE, Bellevue, WA
Transit
As of 2026 the block sits inside the Eastside's densest transit web — light rail to the east, the region's busiest bus hub a few blocks away, and a walkable downtown grid at the door.
Sound Transit's 2 Line opened in two stages — an Eastside-only starter line in April 2024, then the cross-lake connection to Seattle on March 28, 2026, which crosses Lake Washington on the I-90 floating bridge (a world first for light rail). The Downtown Bellevue Station runs parallel to NE 6th St between 110th and 112th Ave NE, across from the Bellevue Transit Center — a few blocks east of the site.
One of the busiest bus hubs on the Eastside, linking the site to Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah and beyond.
Downtown Bellevue's grid, the Grand Connection and the Bellevue Collection make the area increasingly walkable — and the development adds a through-block pedestrian path.
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