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260-home scheme granted consent
Planning permission has been granted for a development of more than 260 homes on the site of a former district centre in Leeds.Acting on behalf of developer Artisan Real Estate, the Planning and Development team from CBRE’s Leeds office submitted a full planning application in March 2019 for the residential-led redevelopment of the former Kirkstall District Centre.The ‘Kirkstall Place’ development is set to 263 new homes, as well as a small-scale commercial unit for retail or co-working office space.A mix of accommodation would be created, including 80 family town houses and 183 apartments with one-, two, three and four-bedroom units. A total of 231 car and 340 cycle parking spaces will be provided.Leeds City Council’s City Plans Panel granted consent, subject to conditions, at a meeting last week (12 March 2020).Consent was granted in line with a planning officer’s recommendation, as previously reported by Insider.
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