AnalysisJuly 29, 2026

What's Being Built in Redmond

A rundown of the projects under construction and in review across Redmond, drawn from named addresses, their permit stage, and which neighborhoods carry the most activity.

Willows and Rose Hill carries more tracked activity than any other neighborhood in Redmond, 13 projects as of July 29, 2026, according to BuildVue's Redmond overview page. Downtown and Education Hill are next, 5 each. SE Redmond and Overlake hold 3 apiece, and North Redmond has 1. Several areas on the current breakdown, including Bear Creek and English Hill, show no count at all.

Redmond's citywide total sits at 22 tracked projects as of the same date. The page does not publish a home count or a dollar total alongside that number, so this post sticks to addresses, neighborhoods, and stage.

Named projects on the page

AddressNeighborhoodStageDate
8420 160th Ave NEDowntownUnder constructionJuly 2026
8430 160th Ave NEDowntownUnder constructionJuly 2026
7214 170th Ave NEDowntownLand use application filedFebruary 2026
16150 NE 85th StDowntownLand use application filedOctober 2025
12222 138th Pl NEWillows / Rose HillUnder constructionJuly 2026
13960 NE 123rd WayWillows / Rose HillUnder constructionJuly 2026
2888 Da Vinci Ave NEOverlakeUnder constructionJuly 2026
15606 NE 40th St Bldg AOverlakeLand use permit filedSeptember 2025

Downtown Redmond names four addresses with enough detail to describe here. 8420 160th Avenue Northeast moved into under construction in July 2026. Right next to it, 8430 160th Avenue Northeast did the same. Two more Downtown addresses are earlier in the process. 7214 170th Avenue Northeast filed its land use application in February 2026 under permit LAND-2026-00056. 16150 NE 85th Street filed back in October 2025 under permit LAND-2025-00284.

Willows and Rose Hill is further along than Downtown as a group. Its neighborhood page lists 13 total projects, 11 active and 2 completed. Six addresses posted a status change to under construction in July 2026, at 12222 138th Place NE, 13960 NE 123rd Way, 13820 NE 123rd Way, 13880 NE 123rd Way, 13980 NE 123rd Way, and 12235 138th Place NE. Four of the six sit on NE 123rd Way itself, and the other two sit on 138th Place NE.

Overlake's neighborhood page names two more addresses. 2888 Da Vinci Avenue Northeast moved into under construction in July 2026. 15606 NE 40th Street Building A filed a land use permit in September 2025 under LAND-2025-00247.

No home count published yet

Redmond's overview page does not publish a citywide home count or dollar total the way some other city pages do. Sizing up Redmond's pipeline by number of homes is not possible from what the site currently shows. What is visible is stage and location, which is what this post has stuck to.

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BuildVue's Redmond overview page carries the current citywide and neighborhood totals. Its Downtown, Willows and Rose Hill, and Overlake pages carry more on the addresses named above. Bellevue and Kirkland each get a write up like this one covering what BuildVue currently tracks in those cities.

Frequently asked questions

What is being built in Redmond right now?

BuildVue tracks 22 projects across Redmond as of July 29, 2026. Willows and Rose Hill carries the most, and Downtown and Education Hill are tied for second.

Which Redmond neighborhood has the most construction?

Willows and Rose Hill has the most tracked projects in the city, 13 as of July 29, 2026, according to BuildVue's Redmond overview page.

How many homes are being built in Redmond?

BuildVue's Redmond page does not publish a citywide home count.

Is anything already finished in Redmond?

Willows and Rose Hill, the neighborhood with the most tracked activity, lists two completed projects out of its 13 total, with the other 11 still active.

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