While these developments won’t all come to fruition this year, as they are awaiting approval from planning chiefs at Leeds City Council, they may soon be in the works. Here are 10 developments that could form part of the city’s landscape in the near future.
7. A second Leeds city centre station?
In October 2019, a Leeds City Council plans panel agreed to draft a letter to regional transport chiefs asking them to discuss the possibility of a station near Marsh Lane in the future. | jpimediaresell Photo: Staff
8. Homes on Kirkstall supermarket site
The Kirkstall Hill site may see its existing buildings demolished and replaced with 263 apartments and town houses, as well as bike storage and electric vehicle charging points. A full application is due to be submitted soon. | other Photo: Artisan Real Estate
9. More towers on the former Yorkshire Evening Post site
Two applications are expected to be submitted this year to renovate part of the former Yorkshire Evening Post site on Wellington Street, for two residential blocks and a hotel building of 16 to 19 storeys. | jpimediaresell Photo: Staff
10. LUFC's Matthew Murray training ground
Leeds United has been in talks with the council to buy the former Matthew Murray School site in south Leeds to create a new "world class" training facility in the coming years. | jpimediaresell Photo: Staff
11. Holbeck 24-storey apartment block
Early plans to build two apartment blocks at Springwell Road, Holbeck, were shown to the council in November 2019. The main building would include 288 apartments, commercial space, car parking and a communal terrace. | other Photo: Nick Brown Architects