Silverstone Building Consultancy Leeds Moves to Call Lane

Silverstone Building Consultancy Leeds moves from Park Square to Call Lane to support growing national workload for institutional clients including British Land, Harworth, and Leeds Bradford Airport

Chartered building surveyors and project managers Silverstone Building Consultancy Leeds has relocated its office from Park Square North to The Old Brewery on Call Lane, a short distance from Leeds railway station. The move provides additional capacity for a firm that has operated in Leeds since 2018 and is delivering an expanding portfolio of national projects for institutional and commercial clients. Silverstone Building Consultancy Leeds acts for major clients including British Land, Harworth Group, Leeds Bradford Airport, Glenbrook, and The Inn Collection Group from its three offices in Leeds, London, and Newcastle. Director Ben Rennocks said Yorkshire remains a key market and the firm is increasingly acting on instructions for clients with property portfolios spanning the UK.

Why This Matters For Leeds

A building consultancy moving to larger premises on Call Lane because its national workload is growing from a Leeds base is a telling indicator of the city’s professional services health. The move also adds to the picture of Call Lane and the waterfront district attracting professional services firms alongside its established hospitality scene.

Why Silverstone Building Consultancy Leeds Moved

The relocation from 40 Park Square North to The Old Brewery on Call Lane positions the firm within the regenerated city centre waterfront district. Rennocks said the additional space will enable the team to grow in Leeds and support the increasing volume of work being delivered nationally. The contemporary office space is leased from Yorkshire Design Group. Silverstone provides building surveying, project management, dilapidations advice, contract administration, and related property consultancy services to investors, developers, occupiers, and property owners across the UK.

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“Yorkshire remains a key market for us and we are increasingly acting on instructions for institutional and commercial clients with property portfolios spanning the UK. The additional space will enable us to grow the team in Leeds and support the increasing volume of work we are delivering nationally.”

— Ben Rennocks, Director, Silverstone Building Consultancy

Growing from a Leeds Base

Silverstone has built a client portfolio that spans institutional investors, commercial developers, and public sector organisations. Alongside British Land and Harworth, the firm acts for Leopard Capital, Dransfield, Motorpoint, JM Glendenning, and law firm Womble Bond Dickinson. Several of these clients are active in the Leeds market, with Harworth behind the Skelton Grange data centre site and Glenbrook involved in build-to-rent development at Kirkstall Road. The move reflects a broader pattern of professional services firms in Leeds upgrading their office space to support growth, at a time when Grade A supply in the city centre is at its lowest level among the UK’s Big Six regional cities. The firm is currently recruiting a qualified building surveyor for the Leeds office.