Transformation of landmark city centre building nears completion
Work to transform a landmark Grade II listed former office building in Leeds city centre into 26 one and two bedroom apartments is nearing completion following a major investment by private developer Khalsmith.
Pearl Chambers, which used to be known as the Pearl Assurance Building, has a statue of the life insurance company’s president and founder, Patrick James Foley high up on the building.
Work on the four storey building, which was built in 1911, is due to complete in the next couple of weeks.
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