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Latimer & Lex Home (5 - 6 December 2026) Istanbul Launch

Dyecoats: Leeds’ New Riverside Neighbourhood with Latimer

Date: 5 – 6 December 2026
Venue: Swissôtel The Bosphorus, Istanbul

Our event will be held at Swissôtel The Bosphorus as private one-to-one meetings with our sales consultants. You will be able to explore Dyecoats, the largest residential-led regeneration Leeds has seen in a generation, and review investment opportunities in the UK in detail.

Latimer: the Housing Brand of Clarion Housing Group

Latimer is the development brand of Clarion Housing Group, one of the largest housing groups in the UK. Dyecoats is taking shape on the banks of the River Aire, in the West End Riverside regeneration corridor on Kirkstall Road, west of Leeds city centre. Broadway Malyan is the architect and Tegerdine Associates leads the interior design.

Two Days of Private Appointments

On 5 – 6 December you can meet our property specialists, mortgage advisers and solicitors one to one and work through the scenarios that apply to you. Complete the form to reserve your appointment.


Dyecoats: the Largest Residential-Led Regeneration in Leeds

  • A new neighbourhood on the banks of the River Aire, on Kirkstall Road (10-81 Kirkstall Road, LS3), west of Leeds city centre
  • Up to 1,860 mixed-tenure homes delivered over two phases; the largest residential-led regeneration the city has seen in a generation
  • Developed by Latimer Homes (Clarion Housing Group), with Broadway Malyan as architect and Tegerdine Associates on interiors
  • Construction of phase one started in February 2025; private sale homes are expected to complete in the fourth quarter of 2027
  • Phase two begins at the end of 2027 and the whole development completes in the third quarter of 2031
  • Zero carbon on completion, a new riverside park with direct access to the River Aire and a public square
Dyecoats Leeds masterplanı, Kirkstall Road nehir kıyısı yerleşimi
Dyecoats Opal binası ve peyzajlı bahçeleri

Opal: the First Building Released

  • A 16 storey tower rising directly beside the River Aire, with 196 apartments, all for private sale
  • Unit mix: 84 one bedroom, 110 two bedroom and 2 three bedroom apartments
  • Prices start from £229,500; completion is expected in the fourth quarter of 2027
  • 999 year lease from November 2027 and a 10 year NHBC warranty on new homes
  • Payment terms: £2,000 reservation fee, 10% on exchange of contracts and 90% on completion
  • Estimated service charge £3.88 per sq ft a year; phase one includes 41 car parking spaces, 6 motorbike spaces and a car club space

Resident Amenities

  • The Opal building offers concierge, a residents lounge and a private dining room
  • A co-working area and media room make the shared spaces suitable for working from home
  • Across the site, the DyeWorks food hall and the public square are both expected to complete in November 2027
  • A new riverside park with direct access to the River Aire
  • Interiors by Tegerdine Associates: open plan kitchens, generous windows and two palettes to choose from, warm or cool
  • The whole development is designed as a sustainable community, targeting zero carbon on completion
Dyecoats Opal binası sakinlere özel yemek salonu
Dyecoats yerleşimindeki kamusal meydan ve yürüyüş alanları

Location and Connections

  • Next to Wellington Place, the largest financial services hub outside London, employing 188,900 people
  • Between Channel 4, ITV and the creative industries on one side and the university district on the other, within walking distance of the city centre
  • University of Leeds 0.8 miles, University of Law 0.9 miles, Leeds Beckett and Leeds Arts universities 1 mile away
  • From Leeds Station, London is about two hours, York 21 minutes and Manchester 48 minutes by rail
  • Leeds Bradford Airport is 25 minutes by car, with direct flights to more than 70 destinations
  • The £2.1 billion West Yorkshire Mass Transit project will link Dyecoats to the city centre and the university district by tram

The Investment Case

  • Leeds is one of the UK’s Big Six cities and has recorded 32% economic growth over the last ten years
  • It is the largest financial and legal centre outside London, adding £19.8bn to the city’s economy
  • Private sector rents grew 12.1% from 2022/23 to 2023/24
  • 28.2% house price growth is expected between 2024 and 2029, with rents expected to follow
  • Lower entry costs than London or Manchester, alongside strong capital growth and rental yields
  • The University of Leeds alone hosts more than 12,500 international students, supporting long-term rental demand
Dyecoats DyeWorks food hall, gündüz görünümü