Standing tall at the corner of Bellevue Way NE and NE 2nd Street, One88 was a major milestone for the Eastside skyline when it opened in 2020 as Bellevue’s first new luxury condominium tower in nearly a decade. Developed by Vancouver-based Bosa Development and designed by Amanat Architect, this 21-story glass-and-crystalline tower brings sleek, hotel-inspired urban luxury right into the heart of Downtown Bellevue.

If you're looking for refined contemporary finishes, every amenity, and a location where you can walk to both high-end retail, Bellevue Downtown Park, and Old Bellevue in under five minutes, One88 sits near the very top of the list.

One88 houses 147 high-end residences, ranging from efficient 1-bedroom layouts to massive, multi-million dollar three-bedroom penthouses. The building’s signature feature is its bold geometric design, which incorporates clean lines, angular balconies, and large floor-to-ceiling glass wrapping every home.

Inside, Bosa spared no expense on the finish work: gourmet kitchens feature waterfall-edge Caesarstone quartz islands, custom European cabinetry, and fully integrated Gaggenau appliance packages. Bathrooms feel like private spas with floating vanities, backlit mirrors, and herringbone tilework. Most 

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The Good:

• Standout Pool & Wellness Suite: A top-notch gym, golf simulator, indoor saline pool, hot tub, sauna, and steam room all under one roof make staying active during Pacific Northwest winters easy.
• Ideal Position: You get the urban energy of Bellevue Way while being only two blocks away from the quiet paths of Bellevue Downtown Park and the cozy dining along Main Street.
• Move-In Ready Luxury: For buyers considering Park Row but put off by waiting until 2030, One88 offers nearly the same level of finish and quality—except you can move in tomorrow.

Things to Keep in Mind:

• Bellevue Way Traffic: Being right on Bellevue Way NE puts you in the heart of the action, but it also means traffic during peak shopping hours and holidays around Bellevue Square can get busy.
• Long-Term View Development: Bosa has started construction on Park Row, which will impact views to the northwest once completed in 2030. Bosa is also planning three additional towers directly south of One88, which will eventually significantly impact south-facing views.