Keyland Developments has put a West Yorkshire development site with planning consent for 130,000 sq ft of industrial space on the market.
Phase 2 of Interchange 26, which is located on the site of the former North Bierley Water Treatment Works near junction 26 of the M62, has outline planning permission for 130,000 sq ft of industrial development with indicative masterplans showing options for two larger units of 51,000 sq ft and 41,000 sq ft or a series of smaller circa 5,000 sq ft units alongside a mix-box unit of circa 41,000 sq ft.
Matthew Turnbull, planning and development manager at Keyland Developments, which is the property trading arm of Kelda Group and sister company to Yorkshire Water, said: “We have long been committed to the regeneration of this key site and Phase 1 has been a resounding success both in terms of meeting the need for industrial accommodation in this area by satisfying occupier demand and also the knock-on effect of jobs that has had.
“Phase 2 is a highly desirable site given its frontage to the Chain Bar roundabout and both the M62 and M606 and we are looking forward to starting discussions with interested parties.”
Simon Dove, partner at DHP, which has been appointed to market the opportunity, added: “Very little prime commercial land has entered the market since the peak of 2022. Demand for manufacturing and logistics space in West Yorkshire remains strong, particularly for those opportunities in motorway-linked locations. Interchange 26 has been an incredibly successful new development as a natural extension to nearby older estates, offering occupiers, developers and investors the opportunity to invest in a growing market.”
