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LEEDS CITY REGIONPITCHBOOK

MIPIM UK 2018

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53Bradford StationsCanal Road Corridor - New Bolton Woods Urban VillageOne City Park The Odsal District Retail Centre

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Bierley Bradley Road North Bridge Business ParkChidswell Colne Bridge RoadCrown House Dewsbury RiversideGlobe CentreKingsgate LeisureLindley Moor EastMoor Park 25SoothillSt George’s QuarterSt Luke’s The HD One Trinity West The Waterfront Whitechapel Road

Climate Innovation DistrictGateway 45 LeedsICON (International Centre Of Newtech)Inc. LeedsLogic LeedsKirkstall ForgeLeeds Bradford Airport Economic HubMerrion House NexusPlatform SOYOTetley BreweryThe Majestic Thorpe Park LeedsWellington PlaceWhitehall RiversideWhite Rose Office Park

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A REGION OF INNOVATIONThe largest and one of the most diverse city regions in the country – situated at the very centre of the UK – Leeds City Region is characterised by:

Innovation – our pioneering inventions have driven the UK economy and changed lives across the globe for almost two centuries. Our businesses are working with our education institutes to create global opportunities for the next century.

Diversity – our diversity is our strength, creating a resilient economy that has remained strong throughout the economic shocks of recent years. Our young, talented population is supporting the fastest growth of private sector jobs in the UK outside London.

Quality of Life – a strong economy coupled with an outstanding quality of life makes this one of the best places in the country to build a great business, a great career and a great life.

Connectivity – a city region that’s going places, our region already has great national and international connections, and major new investment in the pipeline.

Partnership – local civic and business leaders have been working together for well over a decade to ensure that the City Region is recognised globally as a strong, successful, inclusive economy where everyone can thrive.

• The fastest growing UK region forforeign direct investment

• Largest City Region economyoutside London

• £66.5bn economy – bigger than 9EU countries

• Biggest contributor to the NorthernPowerhouse – generating one-�fthof the North’s economic output

• Faster business growth than UKaverage

• The fastest growing private sectorin the UK. In addition to Leeds,only London and Cambridge haveachieved over 20% annual turnover orsta� growth in 3 consecutive years

• The UK’s fastest growing youngpopulation and the largestpopulation centre and workforceoutside London

• The highest concentration ofacademic institutions in theNorthern Powerhouse

• Largest regional �nancial servicescentre. Home to 30 national andinternational banks and over 21,000people working in banking

• Largest manufacturing centreanywhere in the country

• Con�dence is high with £13bninvestment onsite or in the pipeline

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BRADFORD STATIONS

Location: Bradford

Developer: West Yorkshire Combined Authority / Network Rail / Northern Rail

Opportunity: Potential opportunity for Development Partner / Investment / Occupier

Planned opening date: Forster Square Station 2021

Interchange Station 2025 - 30

Northern Powerhouse Rail C.2035

Type: Mixed-use

Already handling five million passenger journeys a year, a figure set to increase dramatically, Bradford Interchange and Forster Square Stations are the respective third and fifth most well used stations in the Leeds City Region.

From 2019, Forster Square station which serves Airedale and Wharfedale, will benefit from much increased direct rail services from London.

Making an architectural statement, the attractive new station building will offer a self-contained space that will attract passengers and passing shoppers to dwell in an architecturally striking waiting area and café.

Changes to the Interchange will be on an entirely different and much larger scale. Taking inspiration from the range of large scale city centre train station redevelopments across the UK, the new Interchange will offer an iconic new point of entry into the city, with associated opportunities for retail and office space development.

The redevelopment of the site is still at the masterplanning stage, in large part to ensure that any opportunities associated with the emerging Northern Powerhouse Rail (NPR) are capitalised upon and integrated into the station site.

A Northern Powerhouse Rail station in the city would bring Bradford and Leeds centres closer with a journey time of as little as 7 minutes, and Bradford and Manchester centres only 20 minutes apart, redefining the configuration of the Leeds-Bradford conurbation in the Northern Powerhouse network and bringing investment opportunity on a whole new scale.

All information and imagery herein is property of Leeds City Region Enterprise Partnership and respective partners and correct at time of production

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CANAL ROAD CORRIDOR – NEW BOLTON WOODS URBAN VILLAGE


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Location: Bradford

Developer: City Of Bradford Metropolitan District Council and Joint Venture Partner Urbo

Opportunity: Investment Planned opening date: Phased over 10-15 years

Type: Residential / Mixed Use

The New Bolton Woods Urban Village is set within the Canal Road Corridor, a project that is bringing 40 hectares of brownfield land and buildings back into use. The 5 mile corridor connects the city centre with Shipley, and is supported by a public-private Asset Based Joint Venture Company created between the City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council (CBMDC) and Urban Regeneration Ltd.

Easily accessible from four train stations and located 9 miles from Leeds and 7 miles from Leeds Bradford International Airport, the site has the potential to attract a range of occupiers.



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ONE CITY PARK


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ONE CITY PARK

Location: Bradford

Developer: To be confirmed

Opportunity: Investment / Occupier

Planned opening date: Offices immediately available. Retail park – Autumn 2018

Type: Commercial

An opportunity for up to 95,000 sq ft of grade A office space in the heart of Bradford city centre.

The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council is looking to bring forward

this significant new city centre office development. Overlooking the award winning City Park and facing Bradford’s Grade I listed City Hall, the site represents a high profile location of exceptional quality.

The One City Park scheme is a key site in Bradford city centre, which is a Strategic Priority Area in the Strategic Economic Plan for Leeds City Region.

One City Park is located in the Bradford City Centre Growth Zone, a £35 million initiative set up to support new and existing businesses.

Neighbours will include the National Science and Media Museum and the famous Alhambra Theatre which attracts internationally renowned West End theatre productions; as well as the Southgate Development, which includes the 117,000 sq ft home of Provident Financial.

One City Park is only five minutes walk from the bus and two train stations. Nearby are hotels, modern city centre living apartments, restaurants, bars and The Broadway shopping centre.

The Council is seeking investors and occupiers for all or part of the accommodation.



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THE ODSAL DISTRICT RETAIL CENTRE


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THE ODSAL DISTRICT RETAIL CENTRE

Location: Bradford

Developer: To be appointed

Opportunity: Potential new District Retail Centre on 7.25 hectares (17.9 acres)

Type: Mixed-use, retail and non-retail

This is an exciting opportunity to create a new retail gateway on the southern side of the city. The relocation and redevelopment of the Richard Dunn Sports Centre facility to the nearby Sedbergh playing fields will release one of the most significant retail destinations in West Yorkshire.

Located some 1¾ miles to the south of Bradford City Centre, the 7.25 hectares (17.9 acres) site sits in a strategic location ½ mile east of Junction 3 of the M606. The site is to be designated as a new District Centre (Odsal) in recognition of the site’s redevelopment potential for a range of retail and non-retail uses, including the potential for a major supermarket with ancillary uses such as banks, building societies, restaurants and local public facilities.

Redevelopment of the site is a project of significant importance for Bradford and is considered to be a specific measure that will have a direct and positive effect in realising the goals and ambitions of the Council Plan (2016-20).



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BIERLEY


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Location: Cleckheaton

Presented by: Dove Haigh Phillips Architect: Kilmartin Plowman and Partners Opportunity: Investment

Type: Industrial

Total area: 32 acres

A prime employment site in a high profile setting at the intersection of the M62 and M606 motorways between Cleckheaton and Bradford. The area around ‘Chain Bar’ has undergone transformational development in recent years, holding strong appeal to regional and national occupiers being close to markets and labour supply at the very heart of the Leeds City Region.

The release of this former waste water treatment works has been driven by Keyland Developments, a sister company of Yorkshire Water. The Council has resolved to grant outline planning permission for 380,000 sq ft of new industrial and distribution floorspace. The phase 1 land of 16.5 acres can accommodate 190,000 sq ft, with further development subject to highway improvements

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BLACK CAT


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Location: Huddersfield

Presented by: Gerald Eve LLP Opportunity: Investment

Type: Housing


Allocated for up to 700 residential units in the emerging Local Plan, an outline planning application for 630 residential dwellings and 70 care apartments with doctor’s surgery is currently being considered by the Council. An indicative masterplan demonstrates how this can be achieved on the site. The site is adjacent to a main arterial route leading to nearby Huddersfield town centre and the M62. 42 acres of the total area is brownfield land and could therefore benefit from vacant building credit to facilitate future development. The site is currently used for the storage of explosive material in association with Black Cat fireworks.

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BRADLEY ROAD NORTH


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BRADLEY ROAD NORTH


Opportunity: Investment

Type: Housing/Leisure


Included within the emerging Local Plan, the Council is developing a draft masterplan for the site to include 1,460 housing units within the Local Plan period and 498 units beyond, plus a sport and leisure hub and new primary school. The site includes 139 acres of council owned land which adjoins private land for housing to the West.



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BRIDGE BUSINESS PARK


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BRIDGE BUSINESS PARK


Developer: Frank Marshall Estates

Architect: Kilmartin Plowman and Partners

Opportunity: Occupier

Type: Industrial

Total area: 27,500 sq ft

Recently completed, this new industrial park is in a prime location with exceptional road connections just off the A62 Leeds Road and only 1.5 miles south of Junction 25 of the M62. This is an established industrial and warehousing area with nearby occupiers including Mamas & Papas, VTL and C & J Antich.

The £3 million development offers a selection of units ranging in size from 2,500 to 10,750 sq ft in a number of blocks arranged around a central service courtyard, providing vehicle circulation and parking. When fully occupied, the scheme is expected to accommodate up to 100 jobs.



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CHIDSWELL

Location: Dewsbury

Developer: The Church Commissioners for England


Type: Housing and employment (B Use Class)


Recognised in the Strategic Economic Plan as being of strategic significance to the Leeds City Region, Chidswell is allocated for mixed use in the emerging Local Plan with an emphasis on housing and employment in the B Use Class operations. Initial high level master planning work has been undertaken and includes the provision of 1,535 homes during the local plan period, a new school and local centre plus potential for 122,500 sq m of employment floorspace. The site benefits from excellent links to the M62 and M1.



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Location: Huddersfield Presented by: Walker Singleton and Hanson Chartered Surveyors

Architect: Kilmartin Plowman & Partners


Type: Industrial

Total area: 3.48 acres (gross), 2.48 acres (developable)

An industrial development site with outline planning permission for up to 39,650 sq ft of units for light industry, general industry and storage and distribution. It is located on the B6118, just off the A62 Leeds Road between Huddersfield town centre and junction 25 of the M62. Close to Mamas and Papas HQ within an established industrial area, the land is bounded by the Huddersfield Broad Canal to the north and the River Colne to the south. The freehold interest is for sale, subject to easements associated with the waste water treatment works to the west including provision for unrestricted access across the site for Yorkshire Water. In addition to the main site (2.48 acres net), there is an ancillary site of 0.55 acre across the road between the canal and railway.



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CROWN HOUSE


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CROWN HOUSE


Presented by: Uvee Developments


Type: Housing or hotel


Occupying a prominent location fronting the ring road, close to Huddersfield town centre, bus and train stations this 1970s ten storey office block is one of the highest buildings in Huddersfield with excellent views over the surrounding area. The vacant property lends itself to a variety of uses including residential, student housing or hotel, subject to planning permission. Prior approval for permitted development has been issued for change of use to 113 apartments, with car and cycle parking on the lower ground floor.



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DEWSBURY RIVERSIDE


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DEWSBURY RIVERSIDE

Location: Dewsbury


Developer: Miller Homes and Kirklees Council

Type: Housing, school


Included within the emerging Local Plan, a masterplan has been developed for the provision of 4,000 homes – 1869 units by 2031, and 2131 homes afterwards. The plans include the provision of a new school and local centre as well as infrastructure improvements to the strategic road network. The site is at a prime strategic location within the Leeds City Region, equidistant from the M62 and M1, with access to Leeds, Manchester and Huddersfield from Ravensthorpe Station on the site boundary.



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GLOBE CENTRE


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GLOBE CENTRE


Developer: Hartley Property Group

Architect: Halliday Clark Architects

Planned opening date: Summer 2019

Type: Mixed-use


Globe Mills commands an impressive canal-side position in the centre of picturesque Slaithwaite in the Colne Valley. Globe 1, built in 1887, is now being converted to include 54,000 sq ft of innovation centre space to service tenants in the high-tech and low-carbon sectors. An artisan food hall, café, restaurant, micro-brewery, medical centre and pharmacy are proposed on the lower floors. Planned opening date 2019.



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KINGSGATE LEISURE


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KINGSGATE LEISURE


Developer: WD Kingsgate Ltd

Architect: Covell Matthews Architects


Planned opening date: 2020

Type: Leisure and retail


A £22 million investment in Huddersfield town centre to extend Kingsgate Shopping Centre and create a leisure destination encompassing an 8-screen cinema, bars and restaurants and a significant extension to Next. Planning permission and Listed Building Consent have been granted for the scheme, which will add to Kingsgate’s annual footfall of 8.5 million, generating around 300 jobs. To complement a new entrance, a pedestrian zone in Cross Church Street will be created to upgrade the streetscape, enhance the setting of listed buildings, and make a positive contribution to the Conservation Area. Opens in 2020.



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LINDLEY MOOR EAST


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Type: Industry and warehousing

Total area: 15.6 acres

A greenfield site of over 15 acres located beside the M62, allocated for business and industry, with Enterprise Zone status. Within a half mile of J24 M62 and ideally positioned to serve Manchester, Leeds and the nearby towns of Huddersfield and Halifax. The land is allocated in the Unitary Development Plan and has recently expired outline consent for 86,500 sq ft of light and general industry and research and development facilities, plus up to 24,500 sq ft of storage and distribution.



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MOOR PARK 25

Location: Mirfield

Developer: Caddick Developments Ltd


Type: Industry and warehousing


In a prime location adjacent to the A62 and close to J25 M62, within easy reach of Huddersfield and Leeds, this greenfield site has Enterprise Zone status and outline planning permission for B1, B2 and B8 use. Infrastructure works are due to commence on site imminently with the first unit due for completion in June 2019. The site can accommodate up to 240,000 sq ft of accommodation. Caddick Developments have a full and active design and technical team in place to work with occupiers and purchasers to provide build to suit property solutions that will match occupier needs.



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SOOTHILL

Location: Batley

Presented by: Kirklees Council

Developer: Kirklees Council


Type: Housing


Close to Dewsbury and Batley Town Centres, the M62 and M1, this greenfield site is allocated in the emerging Local Plan and has outline planning permission (due to expire in January 2019) for 390 homes.



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ST GEORGE’S QUARTER


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Developer: HD1 Developments Ltd

Architect: Architectural Emporium



Type: Offices, mixed-use

Total area: 160,000 sq ft (net)

Commanding one of the best locations in Huddersfield, within the Conservation Area and beside the impressive rail station, this landmark Grade II Listed former London and North Western Railway Goods Warehouse (1885) is to be sympathetically converted to provide 160,000sq ft of commercial space to let over 5 floors. There is consent for Grade A offices with on-site parking, and potential to include other business-related activities subject to further planning permission. Floor plates of up to 37,000 sq ft offer generous and flexible space to meet today’s business needs. Enveloping works, including window refurbishment and re-glazing and a £1.4 million re-roofing scheme, have recently been completed, and units of 2,000 sq ft upwards will be available to rent from 2020.



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Developer: Henry Boot Developments Ltd

Architect: Jefferson Sheard Architects

Opportunity: Occupier and investment

Type: Mixed use

Total area: 23 acres and 17,500 sq ft

A proposed mixed use development on a former hospital site in Crosland Moor to the south west of Huddersfield. Outline planning permission has been granted for up to 200 dwellings, retail units, potential neighbourhood uses, restaurant/public house, and petrol filling station. The St Luke’s Retail Centre is now being marketed. With around 17,500 sq ft of retail space, the units can be sub-divided or combined to suit individual occupier requirements.



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THE HD ONE


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Developer: Kirklees Stadium Development Ltd

Architect: The Harris Partnership


Type: Leisure and retail

Total area: 250,000 sq ft on 20 acres

Awards/certifications: RIBA Building of the Year, 1995

The HD One is one of the most significant new leisure developments in the UK. The award-winning John Smith’s Stadium is already well established as a leisure destination, with a multi-screen cinema, restaurants, and fitness suite alongside. Home to Premier League football club Huddersfield Town and the Huddersfield Giants Rugby League Club, the stadium hosts sports and international events year-round. Outline planning permission has been secured to develop the adjoining 20 acre site, creating a £70 million+ leisure, entertainment and sporting destination, including a snow sports centre, ten-pin bowling and restaurants. With a start date in 2019, the first phase will see a full service 4 star hotel open in 2020.



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Developer: Trinity One LLP

Architect: Enjoy Design


Type: Mixed-use

Total area: 6.1 acres

Occupying a gateway to Huddersfield town centre, Trinity West will be a major mixed use development, comprising retail, office, and residential floorspace. The site, including the Grade II* former Huddersfield Infirmary building, operated as a technical college from the 1960s until 2013. Planning permission had already been granted for a supermarket on part when Leeds-based Trinity One LLP acquired the site in 2017. The developer has recently submitted new plans to create 288,417 sq ft of new space including 229 apartments and 76,000 sq ft of retail and office space, through conversion of historic buildings and re-development.



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THE WATERFRONT


Opportunity: Development Partner / Investment

Type: Mixed-use

Total area: 3 acres

In an attractive waterside setting between the river and newly-restored Huddersfield Narrow Canal, this 3 acre site is part of the Waterfront Quarter - a mixed use development opportunity which comprises the flagship new home of Kirklees College and high quality student apartments scheduled for completion in 2018. Planning permission for the original masterplan has recently expired, but a mix of uses including commercial offices, leisure, ancillary retail, parking, hotel and residential would be considered, subject to planning permission.



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Location: Cleckheaton

Architect: Martin Walsh Architectural


Type: Employment (B Use Class)


This is a prime opportunity to secure land for precision engineering and advanced manufacturing - building upon the strengths of Kirklees and the wider Leeds City Region. Allocated for 40,000 to 80,000 sqm of employment floorspace (B Use Class Operations) in the emerging Local Plan, the site has immediate access to the M62. High level master planning work has been undertaken.



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CLIMATE INNOVATION DISTRICT


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CLIMATE INNOVATION DISTRICT

Location: Leeds

Developer: Citu Group LLP

Architect: Oliver Smurthwaite Architects White Arkitekter


Type: Mixed Use- Residential, leisure, commercial, usable public realm

Total area: Circa 15 acres

Awards/certifications: Housing Design Awards 2017 - Project Award; RISE 2016 – winner of the design and innovation category

The Climate Innovation District in Leeds draws on international best practice and forms a major part of the city’s South Bank Leeds regeneration plans. Consisting of 515 new low carbon homes, manufacturing and leisure facilities, as well as climate resilient public realm, the Climate Innovation District will use the latest technology to be at the cutting edge of sustainability.

More than just a residential development, the site also contains Citu works, a state of the art manufacturing facility capable of producing 750 timber framed houses per year.

With an ambition to accelerate the transition towards zero carbon cities, this scheme will forge a powerful collaboration with local and international partners to deliver an exemplar model of how to economically build zero carbon neighbourhoods, that also provide healthier, smarter and better-connected places in the heart of cities.



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GATEWAY 45 LEEDS

Location: Gateway 45 Leeds

Developer: Aire Valley Land LLP – a Joint Venture between Evans Property Group and Harworth Group plc

Opportunity: Design and Build opportunities for occupiers; forward funding opportunities for investors

Planned opening date: Outline consent in-place; on-site

Type: 2.64m sq. ft of logistics and manufacturing space


Awards/certifications: Government Enterprise Zone status

Gateway45 Leeds is the largest logistics and manufacturing scheme in the Leeds City Region, and will address the long-standing shortage of commercial units in the area. Planning consent is in place for 2.64 million sq ft of B8, B1 and B2 development directly adjacent to M1 junction 45. A £7.5 million infrastructure and groundworks programme, facilitating build-to-suit plots for buildings from 8,000 sq ft up to 515,500 sq ft, is now complete. The site also benefits from Central Government Enterprise Zone status, offering a range of incentives to occupiers.

Gateway45 Leeds incorporates Leeds City Council’s newest park and ride transport hub, connecting the scheme effortlessly to the city’s available workforce. Its connections to the rest of the UK are just as impressive. With immediate access to the M1 and just 5 minutes from the M62, Gateway45 Leeds plugs directly into the national motorway network. Gateway45 Leeds is ready to deliver for businesses seeking superior quality, operational efficiency, enhanced flexibility and world class connections - as well as the financial benefits that come with being in the Leeds City Region Enterprise Zone.



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ICON (INTERNATIONAL CENTRE OF NEWTECH)


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ICON (INTERNATIONAL CENTRE OF NEWTECH)

Location: Leeds

Developer: Munroe K


Planned opening date: TBC. Under Planning. Train Station now approved

Type: Mixed Use – inc office, residential and retail

Total area: 750,000 sqft

ICON is the International Centre for New Technology and is the expansion of the White Rose Office Park. ICON is a mixed use scheme to incorporate a new railway station, housing, offices, high tech home /work living spaces, schools, a technical college, open spaces and a completeness that can only be achieved by harmonious planning between local government and private enterprise.

ICON will form a major part of the regeneration planned for South Leeds, based around the innovative strategy of Leeds City Council incorporating a network of new railway stations around Leeds to harmoniously link areas to the City Centre Station, thereby expanding the reach of the City Centre and creating jobs, housing and education. and this collaboration will be the cement for future generations to enjoy where they live, work and educate their children. A collaboration for a future that is balanced and well informed with the fundamentals to generate growth and to establish the re industrialisation of the Leeds Region.



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INC.LEEDS

Location: Leeds

Developer: The Parklane Group

Architect: BDP

Opportunity: £160 million Operational Value - Seeking Investors and occupiers to shape and refine this vision into a commercially deliverable project, located within the established western gateway of Leeds City Centre.


Type: Inc-lusive community to live, work and play: Roomzzz Aparthotel, LivInc co-living community, Workinc, PRS, retail and leisure

Total area: 42,000 sq m

The Parklane Group has a national presence across the UK’s Hospitality and Leisure sectors, supporting brands such as

Roomzzz Aparthotel and IconInc Student Accommodation. Parklane has a vision to deliver a world-class development at the western gateway to Leeds City Centre, off the junction between Wellington Street and the A58(M).

This landmark development, known as Inc.Leeds, would create around 42,000 sq m of internal area across ground and upper floors, and provide a step change in the quality of city centre accommodation available within Leeds.

With an innovative and cutting-edge design, the plans for Inc.Leeds will create a new community for Leeds. Inc.Leeds will include a 198-unit aparthotel scheme, 163 PRS apartments, 200 LivInc co-living community apartments, and over 2,000 sq m of co-working space, as well as penthouses, a sky bar and restaurant, gym, swimming pool and ground floor retail space. In short, Inc.Leeds will provide the ultimate destination to live, work or play, providing an unparalleled community – in one of the most iconic buildings ever proposed for the north of England.

The Parklane Group wishes to discuss funding opportunities with the wider property community and welcomes discussions with occupiers across the various asset classes proposed for delivery.



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LOGIC LEEDS

Location: Leeds City Region

Developer: Muse Developments

Opportunity: Range of freehold, design and build and leasehold opportunities available for occupiers; forward funding opportunities available for investors

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Commercial

Total area: 110 acre

Logic Leeds is a new 110 acre mixed use development site being promoted to provide high quality manufacturing industrial and warehouse units in a fully landscaped environment, with high prominence and immediate connectivity to Junction 45 of the M1.

The site is situated in the Leeds City Enterprise Zone less than 10 minutes from Leeds city centre and being delivered by Muse Developments.

The development is already home to Amazon and John Lewis, while technology distributor Premier Farnell announced in February 2018 an investment in a 360,000 sq ft warehouse on the site. Work is also currently underway on three new speculative units totalling 100,000 sq ft with the �rst due for completion in June 2018.


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KIRKSTALL FORGE


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KIRKSTALL FORGE

Location: Leeds

CEG

Architect: Commercial development – Cooper Cromar

Residential Development – Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

Opportunity: Occupier / Investor.

Planned opening date: The first commercial building, Number One, Kirkstall Forge opened in September 2017. Reserved matters planning application for first phase of residential / leisure development granted in late 2017

Type: Thriving mixed-use community in a unique wooded, riverside setting. It will comprise 1,050 new homes, 300,000 sq ft of offices and 100,000 sq ft of retail, leisure and community space

Total area: 57 acre site

Awards/certifications: National Placemaking Award for Mixed-use development.

BREAAM Excellent

EPC A rated

WiredScore Platinum

Abbey monks started forging iron at Kirkstall in the 16th century, half a millennium later it is being transformed into a pioneering new neighbourhood comprising of flagship offices, homes, restaurants, cafés, shops and leisure facilities, as part of one of the North’s largest regeneration schemes.

Over the next decade some 10,000 people will live and work in this tranquil wooded and waterside idyll.

The development has the advantage of a dedicated on site railway station connecting Kirkstall Forge to Leeds city centre in just six minutes. The first 110,000 sq ft office development opened in September 2017, pushing the benchmark in terms of design, quality, flexibility and efficiency. Significantly, it is already almost 70% let and is the UK headquarters of Zenith and CEG. The building provides event and meeting space as well as a restaurant by day and bar by night for its 1,000 occupants and visitors to the site.

Construction for the first phase of residential development will begin in late 2018. Designed by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios - the only architects to win the prestigious Stirling prize for a residential development- these unique contemporary homes will reflect the local stone of the old Forge and Kirkstall Abbey. Complete with double height ceilings and open plan living space, many will offer exceptional river views.

The on-site Forging Future Campus offers vocational training, site visits and work experience in a live construction environment, helping to deliver the next generation of architects, tradespeople, developers and engineers in Yorkshire.



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LEEDS BRADFORD AIRPORT ECONOMIC HUB


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LEEDS BRADFORD AIRPORT ECONOMIC HUB

Location: Leeds

Developer: JV with Leeds Bradford Airport to be established

Architect: 5plus Architects

Opportunity: Investment / Development partner

Type: Airport Business Park – Offices, hotel, manufacturing and industrial


The Leeds Bradford Airport Economic Hub will deliver an Air Innovation Park and Airport Village focused on the Leeds City Region’s key growth areas of manufacturing and innovation. The project will deliver over 100,000 sq m of development space incorporating precision engineering, light industrial and medium logistic units with a Gross Development Value of £90 million. In addition commercial space for core related airport activities such as flight operating companies, head quarter offices and hospitality space will be delivered which will see the Airport double in size to 7.1 million passengers by 2030.

Located immediately adjacent to the main entrance to the Airport, the Hub will benefit from direct connectivity to the Airports facilities and will further benefit from planned surface access improvements including a new link road and train station. When complete, the project will provide a green business park for over 5,000 people making it the largest employment site in north Leeds.

The project has strong support from the Leeds City Region Enterprise Partnership, local authorities and business community. Serving the third biggest city in the UK, Leeds Bradford Airport is the key international hub for connecting Yorkshire to the world.



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MERRION HOUSE

Location: Leeds

Developer: Town Centre Securities

Architect: BDP

Planned opening date: June 2018

Type: Commercial

Total area: 15,500 sq m

Merrion House is being transformed and extended by owners Town Centre Securities PLC in partnership with Leeds City Council.

The existing building is to be completely modernised and a new 6 storey extension will be added. The entire office element comprising of a total of 15,500 sq m of Grade A space has been pre-let to Leeds City Council.

Town Centre Securities has appointed contractor BAM Construction to transform the 1960s office building into a modern glass-fronted structure. BAM Construction will undertake the remodelling and refurbishment. The company will also be responsible for fitting out the building.

The completed development will also incorporate ground floor retail and leisure units totalling approximately 830 sq m.

The scheme will feature an integrated one stop centre on the ground floor, offering the public access to the full range of the Council’s services. It is situated in the heart of Leeds’ Arena Quarter and completes this element of refurbishment works that Town Centre Securities have been carrying out on Merrion Way.



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NEXUS


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NEXUS

Location: Leeds

Developer: University of Leeds

Architect: Associated Architects / AHR


Planned opening date: Autumn 2018

Type: Commercial office and laboratory space


Awards/certifications: Targeting BREEAM Excellent

Opening in autumn 2018, Nexus is a purpose built 40,000 sq ft facility that will seamlessly connect businesses to the world-class research expertise, resources and talent at the University of Leeds.

Based on Discovery Way, a new city-facing entrance to the University campus from

Leeds city centre, the building offers up to 60 secure, fully furnished, comfort controlled offices plus a selection of wet and dry for businesses who want to take advantage of an environment that will help drive innovation and business growth.

More than just a building, our professional support team will work closely with businesses to understand and their individual objectives and priorities.

Through this, direct connections will be made with research teams within the areas of health, engineering, environment and data, working together to resolve business challenges that will deliver commercial impact and competitive advantage.

On the ground floor of the building a triple-height atrium will house a café and business lounge alongside state-of-the-art meeting, event and digital exhibition spaces.

A dedicated team will support a year-round programme of events designed to enable the Nexus community of innovators to foster and support new connections, opportunities and partnerships. Helping businesses grow stronger, faster.



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PLATFORM


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PLATFORM

Location: Leeds

Developer: Bruntwood

Architect: DLG


Type: Offices


Awards/certifications: BREEAM Excellent EPC A

Platform is a reinvention of a Leeds landmark, providing office space for businesses of all sizes directly above the railway station. With a range of leased workspace, serviced offices, dedicated

coworking and hot desks, the building offers flexible choice and space for businesses to grow. After standing empty for a decade, this redevelopment has given the building a new lease life and provides workspace where over 1,000 people can connect and collaborate.

Ground floor reception features a nine metre high digital screen which displays work from established and emerging local artists. A shared lounge and open-plan kitchen offers a place for social interaction, informal meetings and a regular programme of business, networking and wellbeing events. The building is equipped with cycle storage, showers and changing rooms to make an active commute or lunchtime easier. A roof terrace on top of the building offers a chance to relax and take in the views, or work in the open air with superfast internet available.

Platform is also home to Leeds’ newest tech incubator offering a space for startup tech companies and entrepreneurs to flourish, supported by industry leading experts.



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SOYO


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SOYO

Location: Leeds

Opportunity: Investor / Development partner(s)

Architect: DLG Architects


Planned opening date: Phase 1 – 2021 (on site Spring 2017)

Type: Mixed-use, residential, leisure, commercial, extensive public realm.


SOYO is a new neighbourhood in Leeds, providing a home and heart to the cultural district of the city. The 6 acre

site, central to the Quarry Hill area, will provide new homes, commercial space with restaurants and coffee shops, a hotel, student accommodation, offices and extensive, high quality public realm.

With an ambition to work alongside the existing cultural organisations to collaborate under the SOYO name, Caddick has been working with West Yorkshire Playhouse, Northern Ballet, Yorkshire Dance, Leeds City College and Leeds College of Music, to create a singular cohesive voice for the area.

On site from Spring 2017, phase one will bring forward 515 build-to-rent apartments under the Moda brand. Residents will have access to a whole host of on-site amenities including gym, studio with classes, roof terrace, co-working spaces and a 24 hour concierge.



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TETLEY BREWERY


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TETLEY BREWERY

Location: Leeds

Developer: Vastint UK

Architect: ARC-ML


Type: Mixed-use residential and commercial, public realm including a city park, transport infrastructure

Total area: 8.1 hectares

The former Tetley Brewery land was acquired by our client Vastint and, after providing initial technical due diligence, PBA was appointed Transport Consultant.

The current proposals centre around a new city park (3.2 Ha) which will form the heart of the scheme and provide benefits to the new development and the South Bank area in general. The new park will be lined by a new residential district (ca 850 units) to the north and a mixed commercial (ca 120,00 m2) area to the south, consisting of office, hotel and creative spaces.

Due to the site’s location, transport aspects of the masterplan development were critical. PBA’s comprehensive transport planning consultancy included the successful negotiation of low on-site parking provision, as well as a concentration on public transport, parkandride and pedestrian and cycling connections. PBA also provided strategic transport advice to support the wider aspiration to transform highway infrastructure through public realm improvements, green areas, shared spaces and pedestrian and cycle priorities right across the South Bank Development.

Council chiefs on the City Plans Panel unanimously voted to move the plans on to the next stage in October 2017.



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THE MAJESTIC


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THE MAJESTIC

Location: City Square, Leeds

Developer: City Square Developments Limited (part of the Rushbond Group)

Architect: DLA Architecture, part of DLA Design


Planned opening date: Summer 2019

Type: A new Grade A office environment

Total area: Over 66,000 sq ft

The Majestic is a new Grade A office building currently under development in the super prime location of City Square, Leeds. This Leeds landmark is being transformed, as the future of this historic building is re-defined to provide a flexible and contemporary working environment to meet the needs of modern businesses. When complete in 2019, The Majestic will offer a unique opportunity to welcome the world to your business with its landmark presence at the heart of the Leeds City Region and at the core of a £64 billion plus economy. The office environment will be located around an elegant yet contemporary atrium and created over seven floors – the exceptional quality of the design will reflect its location – and stunning terraces on the fourth and fifth floors overlook the bustling City Square. Just a 15 second walk from the city’s railway station, The Majestic will provide the stage for modern, forward-thinking and imaginative businesses that wish to be located at the heart of a dynamic and growing economy. Visit www.majesticleeds.co.uk for more information.



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THORPE PARK LEEDS

Location: Junction 46, M1, Leeds

Developer: Scarborough Group

Architect: Carey Jones Chapman Tolcher



Type: Mixed-use, offices, retail, leisure, residential, parkland


Thorpe Park Leeds is a well-established business location, adjacent to Junction 46 of the M1 motorway, with 840,000 sq ft of existing commercial space built and occupied to date, including 600,000 sq ft of high-quality office accommodation. The current business community is estimated at 4,500 people and is supported by amenities including an award winning hotel with spa and conference centre. Existing blue chip occupiers include IBM, National Grid, Kier, Laing O’Rourke, Atkins, BAM and United Utilities.

The next stage of development is building upon this strong foundation, adding a further 1.35m sq ft of office, retail and leisure space, in addition to 300 new homes, bringing forward exceptional new business opportunities to the Leeds City Region. Planning permission has been secured for the whole scheme, with development underway of a new 300,000 sq ft shopping and leisure park at the heart of the project, set to open in Autumn 2018. The 900,000 sq ft of new office space will be of an unrivalled quality for business space outside the city centre, and the exceptional working environment features 140-acres of public and private parkland with sports facilities.



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WELLINGTON PLACE


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WELLINGTON PLACE

Location: Leeds

Developer: MEPC Limited

Architect: Carey Jones Chapman Tolcher and Sheppard Robson



Type: Mixed-use, master planned offices, retail, residential, leisure, public realm


Wellington Place has established itself as an outstanding new urban quarter and the business location of choice for Leeds’ leading corporate organisations. With modern, high-specification office space designed to meet the needs of its occupiers, the 22-acre scheme, when completed will comprise:

• A vibrant mixed-use community with around 12,500 people living and working at Wellington Place.

• Approximately 1.5 million sq ft of space.

• Mixed-use buildings including offices, residential, retail and leisure.

• A central square focussed around the listed Railway Lifting Tower dating back to the 1850s.

• Wide pedestrianised boulevards and avenues throughout the scheme.



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WHITEHALL RIVERSIDE


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WHITEHALL RIVERSIDE

Location: Leeds

Developer: Town Centre Securities


Opportunity: Investment / Development Partner

Type: Mixed-use


Whitehall Riverside offers an exceptional business location. The proposed development has capacity for over 300,000 sq ft of new Grade A office accommodation with excellent connectivity to Leeds City Station, the historic office core and vibrant retail quarter.

The proposed scheme comprises three stunning glazed office buildings and a new multi storey car park which are all set amongst well defined south facing open spaces along the rich and ecologically diverse riverside. A vibrant public realm alongside the river will be animated by café bars, high quality soft and hard landscaping and new sculptural features.

The scheme can be ready for occupation as a whole or in phases approximately 27 months from agreement of terms with potential occupiers.



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WHITE ROSE OFFICE PARK


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WHITE ROSE OFFICE PARK

Location: Leeds

Developer: Munroe K



Type: Office


White Rose Office Park is now firmly established as one of Leeds’ foremost office locations. As home to some of the most well-known and global names the park has evolved into a true 24/7 business destination. Situated next door to one of the top regional shopping malls in the UK, the facilities at White Rose Office Park make a compelling case for any business looking to expand or indeed relocate.



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KELLINGLEY

Location: Selby, North Yorkshire

Developer: Harworth Group plc

Opportunity: Range of freehold, Design and Build and leasehold opportunities available for occupiers; forward funding opportunities available for investors

Planned opening date: Outline planning consent in place for 1.4m sq. ft of commercial space, including a live rail connection. Site now available for development

Type: Commercial: 1.4m sq. ft of consented space for B1, B2 and B8 uses


The 151 acre Kellingley site will provide up to 1.45m square feet of manufacturing and distribution space in line with an outline planning consent granted by Selby District Council in April 2017. The development is right at the heart of Yorkshire and benefits from easy access to the M62 motorway, a direct rail connection onto the main Hull to Wakefield line and access to Knottingley-Goole canal.

A range of development opportunities are available across the site, with the potential to accommodate rail-connected units of up to 600,000 sq. ft.



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SHERBURN RAIL FREIGHT TERMINAL

Location: Sherburn-in-Elmet

Developer: Harworth Group plc

Opportunity: Range of freehold, design and build and leasehold opportunities available for occupiers; forward funding opportunities available for investors

Planned opening date: Full 264,000 sq. ft Business Park in operation, including live rail connection; expansion planned for a further 2m sq. ft as part of development’s second phase

Type: 264,000 sq. ft of rail-connected B1, B2 and B8 commercial space

Total area: 124 acres in first phase; further 80 acres planned as part of expansion

Sherburn Rail Freight terminal is a 124 acre strategic rail freight distribution site immediately adjacent to the sherburn enterprise park.

The site currently provides a variety of rail connected open storage and development plots between 0.5 and 20 acres which are immediately available for occupation. Current nearby occupiers include Debenhams, Kingspan, Eddie Stobart, Legal and General and Sainsbury’s.

The site also benefits from a 24 hour monitored gatehouse, an IP based CCTV security system and on site grid connection with a large power supply. The subject site has an Environmental Agency discharge consent and a water abstraction licence suitable for a range of industrial processing uses.

Phase 2 expansion, increasing the site to 200+ acres with the ability to deliver 2m sq. ft, is now being planned, with a planning application to be submitted in the latter half of 2018.



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AXIOM


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AXIOM

Location: J32, M62, Yorkshire

Developer: A joint venture between Highgrove Group plc and Lateral Property Group Limited

Architect: Chapman Taylor

Opportunity: Co-Investment and Leasing


Total area: 106 Acres, 56,000 sq m (GIA) of retail and leisure and 10,000 capacity community stadium

A 106 acre next generation retail and leisure destination, comprising in excess of 75 retail, restaurant and leisure units, along with a community stadium. Axiom is one of the most significant retail developments in the UK and is one of the largest out of town retail planning consents to be granted in almost two decades.

In the heart of Yorkshire, Axiom has direct access from J32 of the M62. In conjunction with Xscape and J32 designer outlet, it will form a regional retail and leisure destination totalling 140,000 square metres. CACI predict the combined offering will be a top 30 UK retail destination.

Axiom will have a catchment of 5 million people within a 50-minutes drive. Axiom has all required planning consents to commence site works and will deliver significant community benefits including over 2,000 new jobs and section 106 community investments in excess of £39 million.

Designed to accommodate next generation stores alongside smaller format brand showcase units, Axiom will provide the ultimate physical platform to support occupiers in the omni-experience retail world. Anchor pre-lets have been signed with Marks and Spencer, Primark, Next and Boots for flagship regional stores totalling 21,000 sq m. Development commences in 2018.


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CIVIC QUARTER

Location: Wakefield

Developer: TBC

Opportunity: Development Partner / Occupier

Planned opening date: TBC

Type: Mixed-use, residential, hotel, retail and leisure

Total area: The Old Crown Court 1020 sq m

The Police Station 3695 sq m

The Magistrates Court 1900 sq m

Victoria Courtyard 2460 sq m

The Civic Quarter, just to the north of the city, has undergone a programme of regeneration to create landscaped areas and traffic free zones. This site offers three historic buildings, all architecturally impressive in their own right, for development within the Civic Quarter. There is also an area, currently Victoria’s Courtyard, creating a blank canvas for residential dwellings.

The Old Crown Court building has already benefited from structural investment by Wakefield Council. This is a Grade II listed building was built between 1807 and 1810.

The Police Station offers a flexible space with potential to convert the existing layout into separate units. However, initial scoping suggests that a contemporary extension added to the rear of the building could increase the footprint significantly and maximise revenue with relatively modest investment.

The Magistrates Court is a Grade II listed building would lend itself to uses that would maintain its integrity and historic interest.

As part of Wakefield Council’s commitment to regenerating the Civic Quarter, substantial investment is being made to create a desirable and attractive area. Landscaping and major road improvements have established the Coronation Gardens, opposite the former car park.



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RUTLAND MILLS

Location: Wakefield

Developer: City and Provincial Properties PLC

Architect: Hawkins Brown


Type: Mixed-use- Residential, leisure, commercial, usable public realm

Total area: 100,000 sq.ft.

Wakefield Council and City and Provincial Properties PLC agreed the sale of the Rutland Mills site to property developers, in May 2017, subject to securing planning permission. The Council team has been working with developer’s team over the

last year to solve key site issues, and assist in identifying potential end users.

Rutland Mills complex comprises a central courtyard with seven listed Victorian derelict mill buildings (100,000 sqft ) to be restored and converted. It is located adjacent to The Hepworth Wakefield.

This is the 3rd and final element of the 10 acre Waterfront development. The scheme will be phased over a 5 year period, with the first phase programmed to open in May 2019 to coincide with the Yorkshire Sculpture Triangle Exhibitions.

Tileyard Studios plan to create a ‘northern extension’ of their already successful brand and see it becoming a significant cultural destination in the North of England

The site could offer the opportunity for different uses including residential, commercial, cultural, education, community and leisure. The developer has outlined a range of ideas that could potentially be considered for the site, these include developing the central courtyard area with cafes or bars, small scale retail units and studios, promotion of the waterside edge and the creation of a new gateway into the site.



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YORK CENTRAL

Location: York

Opportunity: Investor / Development partner(s)

Planned opening date: Planned construction start on site 2019

Type: Mixed-use, housing, office, leisure and retail use. Creation of a new central business district. New public realm and square, new entrance to the National Railway Museum and new western entrance to the square.

Total area: Circa 45h.a

York Central is one of the largest brownfield regeneration sites in England, with some parts of the rail-locked space restricted to rail uses for more than 150 years.

The site is located adjacent to the city’s existing retail and business core and offers the opportunity to create a series of new city centre residential and business neighbourhoods including a high-quality central business district with improved access to the city’s railway station. The project has the potential to grow the size of York’s city centre by one third and has a potential GDV of £750m over a 10 year development period.

York Central Partnership has now acquired the freehold of all the land for development and is in the process of creating a masterplan for the site.

More than £60 million of public investment has been secured to deliver key infrastructure to de-risk and accelerate the project, with potential for further funding from partners.

The site has been designated a Housing Zone as well as an Enterprise Zone, offering new commercial occupiers incentives of up to 100% business rate relief.


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