Interserve awarded £70m contract for new residential scheme in Leeds city centre
Interserve, the support services and construction group, has been awarded a contract worth in excess of £70m to design and build a new residential development in Leeds.
Dandara Limited has appointed Interserve to deliver the 744-apartment scheme at the south side of Leeds city centre.
The four-building development will offer one, two and three bedroom apartments as well as a number of studio-style options.
Landscaped areas, basement car parking, access control and a dedicated area for concierge and management services will also be provided.
Debbie White, Interserve’s chief executive, commented: “This contract is an exciting addition to Interserve’s growing portfolio of accommodation projects and adds to our already extensive presence in the Yorkshire region.
“We look forward to playing a central role in the regeneration of Leeds city centre, and creating much-needed new homes in the area.”
Work has already commenced onsite, with the development due for completion in June 2019.
Sean O’Connor, Dandara’s project director, said: “The Private Rental Sector (PRS) is already providing accommodation and can help deliver the homes needed by those who want to live and work in Leeds and other major UK cities.
“This project will create numerous local employment opportunities and we look forward to working with Interserve to deliver these 744 high quality PRS apartments in the city centre.”
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