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Every Bellevue neighborhood we could place

• Apple Valley Listed among the subneighborhoods in the city's Northwest Bellevue plan, and its sales are checked against the SR 520 side they sit on.
• Ardmore Named in the Northeast Bellevue plan; the rexmont index puts it north of Crossroads.
• BelRed The old warehouse and light industry corridor between downtown and Redmond, rezoned by the city council in 2009 for housing and offices.
• Bridle Trails Horse pastures, barns and riding trails among second growth timber next to the 489 acre state park (HistoryLink), so outbuildings are compared with other Bridle Trails sales first.
• Chevy Chase Built out in the 1950s or early 1960s, according to the city's Crossroads report.
• College Hill Placed near Bellevue College by the rexmont index, so we note campus traffic when it reaches the street.
• Cougar Hills Low density detached homes on Eastgate's southeast side, next to Horizon Heights Open Space.
• Cougar Mountain/Lakemont A southeast hillside planning area that the city says is split among the Bellevue, Renton and Issaquah school districts.
• Covington Park A Crossroads subdivision on the city's list, where we confirm lot size and garage count from the county record and on site.
• Crossroads Grew up around the Crossroads mall, which opened in stages from 1962; the city reports that 82 percent of residents live in multifamily buildings.
• Diamond S Ranch A name kept from the area's past and listed in the Northwest Bellevue plan; we read the plat before measuring lot lines.
• East Town Estates Named in the city's Crossroads report, where detached houses sit close to a large stock of apartments and condos.
• Eastgate Brought fully inside city limits by a 2012 annexation and split by I-90, with about half of Bellevue College's campus north of the freeway.
• Enatai A lakefront pocket on the Lake Washington shore between West Bellevue and Mercer Island, per rexmont; docks and canal access are confirmed on site.
• Factoria Annexed in 1993 at the I-90 and I-405 interchange; the city counts about 85 percent of its housing as multifamily, and many of its houses are 1980s ramblers.
• Fox Glen A subdivision on the city's Crossroads list, valued against Crossroads house sales before any condo data is consulted.
• Glendale Takes its name from Glendale Country Club, which marks the west edge of the city's Crossroads study area.
• Greenwich Crest A Newport subneighborhood that loggers reached in the 1890s, the city's Factoria report notes.
• Highland Hills Another Crossroads area plat finished in the 1950s or early 1960s, so roof, windows and systems get a close look.
• Hilltop Near Somerset and unincorporated King County until Bellevue annexed it in 2012, so older records may list a county jurisdiction.
• Horizon Heights Mostly single family homes in southern Eastgate beside Lattawood Park.
• Horizon View Joined the city in 2012 with Hilltop and Tamara Hills, according to Wikipedia.
• Ivanhoe Park On the city's Crossroads subdivision list; we compare it with its 1950s and 1960s neighbors first.
• Kimberlee Park Placed near Robinswood Park by the rexmont index.
• Lake Heights One of four subneighborhoods the city names inside Newport, between I-90 and Newcastle.
• Lakehurst The city's Newport report says it is physically cut off from much of the neighborhood, which can shrink its pool of close comps.
• Lakemont Sits on the north face of Cougar Mountain, mostly inside Bellevue with a piece in Issaquah, so we confirm which city the parcel is in.
• Lakeview Vista Rexmont describes hillside homes with Lake Washington views, and we rate the view from the house itself.
• Lochleven Named in the Northwest Bellevue plan; we match its sales on lot size and remodel level before looking farther out.
• Lochmoor Off 156th Avenue NE, per the rexmont index.
• Madrona Park Mostly higher density condominiums on Eastgate's northwest side, annexed in 2012.
• Meydenbauer Bay The bay that Northwest Bellevue borders, with public shoreline at Meydenbauer Bay Park; homes above it are rated for how much water they really see.
• Mockingbird Hill Mainly single family homes in the southwest corner of Factoria, a neighborhood that is otherwise mostly apartments.
• Monthaven The east side subneighborhood of Factoria in the city's 2026 report.
• Newport Bounded by Lake Washington, I-90 and the City of Newcastle; 3,289 of its 3,839 homes are single family, the city counted in 2025.
• Newport Hills Platted and planned by White and Bollard in 1958, with its shopping center finished five years later.
• Northeast Bellevue Most of its homes date from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, the city's 2021 plan says, and the plan calls for a tree buffer along Bel-Red Road.
• Northtowne On the north edge near Northtowne Shopping Center on Bellevue Way NE, where the city plan says residents feel downtown pressing in.
• Pembrook Meadows A Newport subneighborhood in the city's 2025 report, compared with Newport Hills sales of similar age.
• Phantom Lake Shares a green belt with Larsen Lake that feeds Kelsey Creek, per Wikipedia, so frontage and wetland edges are noted.
• Robinswood Grouped by the city with the Lake Hills area around Robinswood Community Park.
• Rock Creek Listed in the city's Crossroads report; build year and update level drive the comps here.
• Sherwood Forest Named in the Northeast Bellevue plan and built out in the 1950s or early 1960s, the Crossroads report adds.
• Spiritridge Rexmont describes it as anchored by its elementary school; the city's Eastgate report lists Spiritridge as a park.
• Spring District Built on a former Safeway distribution site in BelRed with about 1,500 homes planned and its own light rail station.
• Spring Hills A Northwest Bellevue name in the 2021 plan, where 1950s houses and newer rebuilds often share a street.
• Sunset Ranches Its ranch name survives on the city's Crossroads subdivision list.
• Surrey Downs A compact neighborhood a few minutes from downtown, per rexmont.
• Tam o'Shanter In the Northeast Bellevue plan; rexmont mentions golf course frontage, which we check lot by lot.
• Tamara Hills The third of the Somerset area pockets annexed in 2012.
• The Enclave at Newport Hills A newer community inside Newport Hills, per rexmont, so its sales are kept apart from the 1958 plats around it.
• Valley Green Townhomes A central Bellevue townhome community on the rexmont index, valued with HOA dues and reserves in view.
• Vuecrest The narrow strip that joins the north and west halves of Northwest Bellevue.
• West Bellevue The Lake Washington side of town west of downtown, where rexmont lists lakefront estates and the streets of Old Bellevue.
• West Lake Sammamish Runs along West Lake Sammamish Parkway, with lakefront homes below the road and view homes on the slope above (rexmont).
• Wilburton Logged starting in 1903 and now home to the Bellevue Botanical Garden, opened in 1992, HistoryLink says.
• Woodridge Named for Woodridge Hill, which loggers reached in the 1890s per the city; rexmont describes 1960s and 1970s homes under big trees.
• Yarrow Bay Village In the Northwest Bellevue plan, and easy to mix up with the separate Town of Yarrow Point, so we confirm the jurisdiction first.
• Yarrowood Cut off from the rest of Northwest Bellevue by SR 520, which makes freeway noise part of the site review.