Leeds developer to build 120 homes in £330,000 council deal

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 06:32 · Archive

A developer will build 120 homes in Leeds following a £330,000 legal agreement with the council.

A developer has signed a £330,000 legal agreement with Leeds City Council to proceed with building 120 homes. The development will take place in Farsley and involves converting a former call centre site.

Supports for the scheme have highlighted the potential benefits for housing supply in the area. The legal agreement with the council represents a significant commitment to the development moving forward.

How it is being reported

• Leeds call centre to be turned into 120 homes after £330k deal struck with city councilOne supporter wrote: “The proposal would contribute positively towards housing supply.”Yorkshire Evening Post · 26 Oct, 16:30
• Farsley: 120 homes to be built after £330,000 deal signed with councilA building development of 120 homes is to go ahead after a developer reached a £330,000 legal agreement with Leeds City Council.Yorkshire Post · 26 Oct, 14:45

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