The 21 Leeds areas with the most new homes planned - how does your area compare?

By Abbey Maclure
Published 23rd Jul 2019, 11:35 GMT
The Leeds areas with the most new build houses planned.The Leeds areas with the most new build houses planned.
The Leeds areas with the most new build houses planned.
Nearly 15,000 new homes are planned for Leeds, according to figures from Data Mill North.

Here are the 21 Leeds areas with the most new homes in the pipeline, in ascending order. Images are for illustrative purposes only.

169 new homes are planned for Adel & Wharfedale. (Photo: Google)169 new homes are planned for Adel & Wharfedale. (Photo: Google)
169 new homes are planned for Adel & Wharfedale. (Photo: Google)
192 new homes are planned for Guiseley and Rawdon. (Photo: Google)192 new homes are planned for Guiseley and Rawdon. (Photo: Google)
192 new homes are planned for Guiseley and Rawdon. (Photo: Google)
225 new homes are planned for Cross Gates and Whinmoor.225 new homes are planned for Cross Gates and Whinmoor.
225 new homes are planned for Cross Gates and Whinmoor.
231 new build homes are planned for Beeston and Holbeck. (Photo: Google)231 new build homes are planned for Beeston and Holbeck. (Photo: Google)
231 new build homes are planned for Beeston and Holbeck. (Photo: Google)
232 new homes are planned for Otley and Yeadon.232 new homes are planned for Otley and Yeadon.
232 new homes are planned for Otley and Yeadon.
265 new homes are planned for Rothwell.265 new homes are planned for Rothwell.
265 new homes are planned for Rothwell.
276 new homes are planned for Gipton and Harehills. (Photo: Google)276 new homes are planned for Gipton and Harehills. (Photo: Google)
276 new homes are planned for Gipton and Harehills. (Photo: Google)
303 new homes are planned for Weetwood.303 new homes are planned for Weetwood.
303 new homes are planned for Weetwood.
321 new homes are planned for Temple Newsam.321 new homes are planned for Temple Newsam.
321 new homes are planned for Temple Newsam.
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