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There is an intriguing high school game -- Bellevue High School vs. Liberty High School - Issaquah -- in Bellevue, WA on Saturday, May 10, with first pitch at 3:45 p.m. PT.

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BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Terreno Realty Corporation (NYSE:TRNO), an acquirer, owner and operator of industrial real estate in six major coastal U.S. markets, sold an industrial property located in Bellevue, Washington on May 22, 2025 for a sale price of approximately $17.5 million.

The property consists of one industrial flex building containing approximately 39,000 square feet on 2.1 acres which is vacant. The property was purchased by Terreno Realty Corporation on November 6, 2020 for $11.7 million. The unleveraged internal rate of return generated by the investment was 11.1%.

Terreno Realty Corporation acquires, owns and operates industrial real estate in six major coastal U.S. markets: New York City/Northern New Jersey; Los Angeles; Miami; San Francisco Bay Area; Seattle; and Washington, D.C.

Additional information about Terreno Realty Corporation is available on the company’s web site at www.terreno.com.

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Terreno Realty Corporation Sells Property in Bellevue, WA for $17.5 Million

Terreno Realty Corporation Jaime Cannon 415-655-4580

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BellHop, the free shuttle service that has become an essential transportation option downtown in less than two years of existence, has received a 2025 Transportation Vision Award from the Seattle and Bellevue 2030 Districts.

“In the last 20 months, this standout program has quickly become an integral part of Bellevue’s urban mobility,” said Mayor Lynne Robinson. “BellHop’s unique service, which the city is proud to help fund, is certainly worth celebrating for its accessible, sustainable electric vehicle transportation options that reduce greenhouse gas emissions. BellHop reinforces many city priorities, and we are proud to draw inspiration from innovative opportunities like this program as we update our 2026-2030 Sustainable Bellevue Plan."

BellHop is managed by Visit Bellevue, a destination management organization that is part of the Convention Center Authority, and Circuit, a private company that operates shuttles in several cities. The on-demand service is offered free due to a funding model that utilizes hotel room fees and partner support dollars.

“Bellevue’s BellHop program is making it easier for visitors, residents and workers to move through the first and last mile in Bellevue and making it easy to connect and experience everything the city has to offer,” said Brad Jones, executive director of Visit Bellevue. “It's helping create an infrastructure that feels connected, open and intuitive and invites exploration. We're so honored to have BellHop recognized with the 2025 Vision Award as we continue to shape an innovative, future-focused destination city built around how people move, discover and connect.”

Since BellHop’s launch in 2023, its all-electric point-to-point shuttles have provided nearly 115,000 rides to more than 150,000 passengers, reducing over 100 metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions. Three new full-size Kia electric vehicles were added to the fleet in March.

While visitors to Bellevue use the service to access various points of interest around the city, community members also take BellHop to run errands instead of driving or using rideshare services. Half of the top 10 destinations for BellHop are grocery stores.

BellHop exemplifies sustainable innovation in the transportation sector in alignment with the ideals of the Seattle 2030 District, a public-private partnership that supports reductions in the environmental impacts of buildings and vehicles.

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The first U.S. location of the popular chain is huge, sprawling, and serves really good crepes

It seemed like it took no time at all for a Canadian super chain to go from announcing its United States expansion to becoming one of the Seattle area’s hottest shopping centers. The execs at Asian grocer T&T Supermarket told the chain’s huge fanbase (it’s the type of grocery store with a fanbase) that it would open in Bellevue’s the Marketplace at Factoria mall in June 2023. Last December, when the grand opening finally arrived, lines crawled around the block and TikTok videos detailing the event sprung up like scallions in windowsill jars.

Now that the grocer has been open for a few months, it’s worth wondering: Just how wild is T&T Supermarket? Is it worth the hype? And what does it look like on an average Thursday? Eater Seattle went with magnifying glass in hand.

The Wait

The 76,000-square-foot space, which took over a former Walmart, cuts an impressive line across the gray sky. It’s about 10 in the morning and the parking lot is not full of people. Neither is the store. CEO Tina Lee told Eater Seattle in December this store is larger than any of the 36 Canadian T&Ts; it could feel cavernous with ease. But at least there’s a steady stream of activity flowing in and out, even if it’s not crowded on weekdays. There’s a line to get food, especially around lunchtime, when people cluster around the hot food station, the crepe stand, and other hotspots.

The Vibe

Walking in, the huge wine and spirits section directly on the left catches the eye. Big sake drums sit atop an armada of bottles. On the horizon is aisle after aisle. On the right is a solid third of the store dedicated to hot food. The energy here is infectious; it’s like the first time stepping into a Trader Joe’s for those unlucky enough to grow up with no real culture or (for Seattleites) the inaugural trip to Uwajimaya. (The Bellevue T&T is even bigger than the flagship Uwajimaya in the CID.) The vastness of the live sea creatures is a stark reminder of life before the freezer aisle. Eels crowd on each other by the kilo, crabs clawing in the air.

The Menu

It’s a herculean task to cover all the options awaiting those at T&T. Called T&T Kitchen, there are a number of stations throughout the store catering to hungry shoppers’ needs. On the hot food end alone there are myriad items available for to-go or dining in, a fairly spacious dining area available for those looking to stay. The barbecue section offers cuts of hanging duck, pig, and numerous other options with combos starting at $14. There are big buffet-style stations, too, where food comes by the pound. This is right next to the make-your-own congee stand, by the way.

The crepe station is a highlight. Charming and chatty staff crack out Chinese-style savory pancakes on the griddle at one’s behest. They can be custom-made via a little screen, but a standard goes for $8.50, and a beef option for $10. There is a bakery in-house, of course, with a wide load of sausage buns and Japanese roll cakes to nab. If none of these on-the-spot options grab you, Saran-wrapped hot items including siu mai and gyoza are made daily for grab-and-go.

Taking home a fun snack or multiple fun snacks is the move. For less than $30 there are boxes of individual bags of potato snacks, kind of like French fries, the size of small children. There are wacky chip varieties including a Korean hot pot flavor starring Street Fighter’s mohawked Russian wrestler Zangief on the front. Those ones are especially righteous, notes of star anise popping in each bite. Some items are just for novelty’s sake. Buyer beware on the outer rim-ish flavors.

The Verdict

T&T Supermarket is absolutely as cool as your in-the-know friend would have you believe. This shop is super worth the drive to load up on your $80 Red Sea cucumber and a veritable library of chile oils alone. More than that, one could hang out and eat something new here every day — sitting in that dining area with what other smart shoppers dot the scene — and not try every hot food/pastry/snack combination available for months, maybe longer. The Seattle area is lucky to count T&T Supermarket among its many storied places for phenomenal pan-Asian fare.

T&T Supermarket (12620 SE 41st Place Bellevue) is open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

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