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The employers behind the economy
Beaux Arts Village is a residential enclave by design, not a job center.
Beaux Arts Village contains 20 workplace jobs. Administrative & Support Services accounts for 40% of them. Construction / Real Estate is next at 30%.
The town has no commercial development and does not issue business licenses, though tightly limited in-home work is allowed. Local employer rankings would therefore misdescribe the place: residents depend on Bellevue, Seattle, and other regional job centers while town government itself relies heavily on volunteers.
Workplace jobs: 2023
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The commercial pulse
Beaux Arts Village’s taxable sales rose 61% to $14.0M.
Taxable sales totaled $14.0M, 61% higher than the previous year. Retail trade produced 25% of that total.
Beaux Arts Village’s increase can support city revenue and storefront demand, but inflation or a one-time project may explain part of the $14.0M total. Another year will clarify it.
Washington taxable sales, 2024
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The commute that shapes the city
Seattle matters more to Beaux Arts Village’s workday than its own city line does.
35% of observed resident job destinations are in Seattle, followed by Bellevue at 27%.
Current GTFS schedules 0 weekday stop departures at 0 stops inside Beaux Arts Village; that supply still needs to be tested against the route to Seattle, the largest outside job destination. Schedule supply is not ridership.
Workplace flows: 2023 · commute modes: ACS 2024