£270m plan to turn former Leeds swimming pool site into resi towers gets green light

By Jordan Marshall2021-11-29T06:00:00

Source: Rockhunter Ltd

Complex has been used as car park since being torn down 12 years ago

A £270m plan to turn the former International Swimming Pool in Leeds city centre into new homes has been given the green light.

The 2.8-acre site, which has been used as a car park since the complex was demolished in 2009, is being developed by a joint venture partnership between Marrico Asset Management and Helios Real Estate.

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