Willmott Dixon starts £40m Leeds rail office overhaul
28-08-2026 08:11 via constructionenquirer.com

Willmott Dixon starts £40m Leeds rail office overhaul

Willmott Dixon has just started work on a £40m overhaul of the Princes Exchange office building next to Leeds station.
Network Rail is bringing the vacant eight-storey building back into use to create a new city centre hub for rail industry staff alongside five floors of commercial office space.
The 108,576 sq ft building sits opposite the Aire Street entrance to Leeds City Station and was bought by Network Rail in 2024.The Department for Transport and Network Rail-funded scheme is being d
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