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September 29, 2026

Holland restarts former Vulcan apartment project in Bellevue

By BRIAN MILLER
Real Estate Editor

Photo by Brian Miller [enlarge]
Looking east from 105th, with Soma Towers in the background, last weekend.

In a $36 million deal last November, Holland Partner Group acquired a two-building, 302-unit apartment project from Vulcan Real Estate. That was then dubbed Filament.

Some of the groundwork and utilities relocation had previously been done for the two sites: west, at 200 105th Ave. N.E., and east (at 201 106th Ave. N.E., where the Taco Time once stood). Both are about a 16-minute walk to Bellevue Downtown Station.

A DJC visit last weekend found that Holland has begun work there, on both sides of the alley. Big blue cranes and drilling rigs from Malcolm are on site. Dirt is being pushed around, and there's steel ready to be pounded down for the excavation and shoring. Holland, acting as its own builder, has hung its shingle on the construction fencing. Encore Architects designed the buildings. There's no mention of the old Filament moniker, which could change.

Renderings by Encore Architects [enlarge]
Two buildings will total 302 units. This is the west building ...

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... and this is the east.

Numbers may also change a little during the two-odd years of construction. Vulcan had all its permits in place when CBRE put Filament on the market.

Before, the midrise duo was to have about 295 underground parking stalls and some 4,700 square feet of retail/commercial space. Encore rates the project at around 450,000 square feet, including the retail and parking. Its footprint, excluding the alley, is about 1.4 acres.












 

Brian Miller can be reached by email at brian.miller@djc.com or by phone at (206) 219-6517.




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