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This week in Bellevue

From DC’s public records
  • 17building permits in the last 30 days, all smaller jobs. See them
  • 1curb-space permit starting in the next 7 days. Where
  • $385Kmedian house price, from 35 sales in the past year. Recent sales
  • 640311 requests in the last 30 days, 17 fewer than the 30 days before. Most common: bulk trash pickups. Details

On your block: trash day, schools, parking and what’s nearby, for all 119 blocks. Look up your block

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Coming up

Next 14 days
  1. Tomorrow5Nov
  2. Thu12Nov

Further out: Nov 18.

Also check Bellevue Library events ANC 8E DC Office of ANCs calendar

Getting around

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On the street this week

Curb space reserved

1 curb-space permit starts in the next 7 days; 39 are active this week, reserving 3,608 ft of curb in all.

  • Nov 4–12
    4200 block of 7th StreetUtility & DDOT work 7 am–5 pm
    E5

From DDOT’s public-space occupancy permits, at hundred-block precision. Streets

Bigger projects

Last 30 days

17 permits were issued Oct 6–Oct 30. Most are trade work; these 0 are additions, demolitions or new buildings.

No additions, demolitions or new buildings were permitted in the last 30 days.

All projects and permits

Today’s condition

Nov 3

311 requests in Bellevue fell to 640 in the last 30 days, from 657 the 30 days before (−3%). The biggest swing: heating-assistance (LIHEAP) requests rose to 110 from 9. Biggest drop: abandoned vehicle reports fell to 21 from 59.

5 rising 7 easing 7 steady, across the 19 kinds of 311 request with at least 10 in either period. A change within 10% (or 2 requests) counts as steady.

Measures

Latest period vs the one before
311 requests
640
Down 17 (−3%)
657 the 30 days before
Last 30 days
Crime reports
37
1 more; small counts swing month to month
36 the 30 days before
Last 30 days · counts only, never mapped
Median house price
$385K
Down $41K
$426K the year before
Last 12 months · 35 sales vs 42
Building permits
17
0 bigger, 17 smaller
issued in the window
Last 30 days

Homes

Sales, OTR
Houses$385Kmedian, 35 sales in 12 months
Condos$150Kmedian, 7 sales in 12 months

Monthly median house price; blank months had under 3 sales. Last 60 days: $390K median from 5 sales. 30 of 42 sales in the past year closed above assessed value.

Recent sales
AddressDatePrice
713 Brandywine St SE # 301condoOct 19$100K
606 Brandywine St SEhouse, 4 bd, 1,117 sq ftOct 13$380K
842 Hr Dr SEhouse, 3 bd, 1,254 sq ftOct 6$390K
3980 2nd St SWhouse, 4 bd, 1,056 sq ftOct 6$465K
166 Elmira St SWhouse, 3 bd, 1,024 sq ftSep 29$250K

Sales are tied to Bellevue through OTR assessment sub-areas Congress Heights A and C in OTR's Integrated Tax System Public Extract, not through the DC Health planning-area boundary used elsewhere on this site, because the tax extract has no coordinates. The two areas overlap but do not match exactly. Fit with the Bellevue boundary, measured this run by tax square (a square counts as inside if any DC address point on it falls inside the DC Health polygon, so edge squares make these upper bounds; measured 2026-11-04): 64% of the 2,419 house and condo parcels in the OTR area(s) sit on squares inside the boundary, and 79% of house and condo parcels on in-boundary squares belong to the OTR area(s). Homes

Top 311 requests

Last 30 days
  • Bulk trash pickups116 / 126
  • Heating-assistance (LIHEAP) requests110 / 9
  • Parking enforcement calls76 / 89
  • Sanitation enforcement calls36 / 29
  • Dc government information34 / 30
  • Illegal dumping reports34 / 34
  • Yard-waste pickups23 / 22
  • Abandoned vehicle reports21 / 59

Last 30 days, bar; the tick and small number are the 30 days before. 76 requests are still open.

Permits by type

Oct 6–Oct 30
  • Electrical, plumbing & mechanical10
  • Renovation & repair3
  • Minor work3
  • Home businesses1

Street trees

DDOT inventory
Street trees3,304178 species; 416 planted in the last 5 years
Empty tree boxes101ready to plant

Most common

Willow oak 228, Red maple 182, American elm 123, Chinese pistache 115, Pin oak 87

Biggest trunks

  • Willow oak, 70 in across 4300 block of Martin Luther King Jr SW
  • Willow oak, 63 in across 4200 block of Livingston Rd SE
  • Willow oak, 56 in across 4300 block of Halley Ter SE
  • Red oak, 54 in across 100 block of Forrester St SW

DDOT urban forestry inventory, Oct 29. Ask DC to plant a tree · Streets

Around the house

For all 119 blocks; look up your own
Trash day
Friday, every blockDPW collection routes. Recycling: Friday, every block.
Leaf collection
Not started yetZone 8C (97 blocks), Zone 8B (16 blocks). We have not reached your section yet. Each section will receive two weekends’ notice of when to rake your leaves to the tree box or curb. Please check back on Friday for an update on our collection schedule. DPW leaf collection
Street sweeping
Check the posted signsDC doesn’t publish a current block-by-block sweeping schedule; residential sweeping runs March to October. DPW street cleaning
Snow emergency routes
None in the neighborhoodSide streets are plowed after the emergency routes.
Public schools (zoned)
Hendley, Patterson, Leckie and 1 moreElementary, depending on the block. Middle: Hart. High: Ballou. DCPS boundaries from 2025–26.
Residential parking zone
Zone 8234 block sides have residential permit parking.

History

Bellevue in the record

In 1941, one builder put up 43 buildings on the 4000 block of 1st Street SW under 3 permits. The largest permit alone covered 24 buildings at an estimated $72,000. B4

1,831 historic building permits on record, 1906–1958, by decade (DC Historic Preservation Office).

This week in 1926: the Evening Star

No usable mentions of Bellevue in the Evening Star this week. Some weeks a neighborhood just isn’t in the paper. More history

Machine-read text from Library of Congress scans; misspellings are the scanner’s. More from the archive

Who represents you

Bellevue overlaps 7 single-member districts in 2 advisory neighborhood commissions. Each district elects one commissioner.

  • Dionne Yvette BrownANC 8D · 8D01
  • Cassandra M. MatthewsANC 8D · 8D03
  • Shanquella RossANC 8D · 8D05
  • VacantANC 8D · 8D06
  • Th-juan Mcleese-lewisANC 8E · 8E07
  • Saudia JenkinsANC 8E · 8E08
  • VacantANC 8E · 8E09

Names of elected officials are public record. What your ANC is discussing

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