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Land Development in Issaquah Highlands

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In the Issaquah Highlands community, covering 22,000 acres, there is a strong emphasis on land preservation, with only 23. 9% allocated for dense housing, retail, and commercial purposes. The article highlights significant development projects such as the Alexan Heartwood Apartments, an aquatic center, and Bellevue College, each accompanied by links to detailed descriptions for further exploration. This structured approach not only informs the community about ongoing developments but also underscores the importance of maintaining open space for recreational use. The balance between developed areas and preserved land reflects the community's commitment to sustainable growth.

Additionally, the article categorizes projects into city, commercial, parks, and residential developments, making it user-friendly for readers seeking specific information. Overall, it serves as a valuable resource for residents and stakeholders, enhancing transparency and engagement in local planning efforts.

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