Leeds council has signed what it describes as a ‘landmark deal’ to develop brownfield land and regenerate three neighbourhoods.
The agreement is made with the housing and regeneration specialists Keepmoat and Strata and will involve an investment of £142m in Seacroft, Halton Moor and Osmondthorpe, neighbourhoods in the east of the city.
The council estimates around 1,000 new homes will be constructed, and it says 70% of all new homes in Leeds are being built on brownfield sites.
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