Uber More Than Doubles Puget Sound Presence with New Bellevue Tower Lease

The ride-hailing company signs a major lease for the Four106 Tower, expanding its footprint across Bellevue and Seattle.

Apr. 10, 2026 at 9:48pm

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Uber has signed a lease for the Four106 Tower in Bellevue, Washington, more than doubling the company's local footprint across the Puget Sound region. The new 170,000-square-foot office space adds to Uber's existing presence in Seattle, where it leases the 191,000-square-foot Second + Seneca Building.

Why it matters

Uber's expansion in the Puget Sound area signals the region's continued growth as a tech hub, attracting major companies seeking access to local talent. The lease is one of the largest office deals in Bellevue in recent years, underscoring the city's appeal as a business destination.

The details

The new lease at the Four106 Tower in Bellevue will more than double Uber's local footprint, which currently includes the 191,000-square-foot Second + Seneca Building in Seattle. The Four106 Tower is a 170,000-square-foot office building, and Uber's decision to commit to a long-term lease there is seen as a 'powerful validation' of the property's offerings, according to Patrinely, the building's owner.

  • In August 2025, Uber was reported to be considering a lease for a 150,000-square-foot building in the greater Seattle area.
  • Uber's lease for the Second + Seneca Building in Seattle lasts 10 years.

The players

Uber

A ride-hailing company headquartered in San Francisco, California, that has more than 1,400 employees throughout the Puget Sound region.

Four106 Tower

A 170,000-square-foot office building in Bellevue, Washington, owned by Patrinely.

Matt Chamberlain

The western U.S. executive vice president of Patrinely, the owner of the Four106 Tower.

Second + Seneca Building

A 191,000-square-foot office building in Seattle, Washington, where Uber currently leases space.

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What they’re saying

“We're thrilled to welcome Uber to Four106. Uber is a category-defining technology leader, and their decision to commit long-term is a powerful validation of what Four106 was built to deliver.”

— Matt Chamberlain, Western U.S. Executive Vice President, Patrinely

“The greater Seattle area is an important talent hub for Uber, and with all such markets, we regularly review real estate availability and offerings as part of our ongoing business practice.”

— Uber Spokesperson

What’s next

Uber's expansion in the Puget Sound region is expected to continue as the company seeks to tap into the local talent pool and solidify its presence in the growing tech hub.

The takeaway

Uber's decision to significantly expand its office footprint in the Puget Sound area, including a major new lease in Bellevue, underscores the region's appeal as a destination for tech companies seeking access to a skilled workforce and a thriving business environment.