Planning application26/02210/OBL

117 - 145 Pitt Street, 9 Trafalgar Lane Edinburgh EH6 4DE

Awaiting AssessmentWorth watchingNew-Build & Major Development
Planning document
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Received

21 May 2026

Validated

21 May 2026

Planning Signals

7 detected traits

Works
DemolitionLandscaping
Context
Change Of Use
Specific
Associated InfrastructureCar ParkingIndustrial Logistics
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AI summary

Pitt Street could be cleared for a sizeable housing scheme, turning a light industrial site into homes with parking, landscaping and new infrastructure.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

6/10
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CityScope · Planning Updates

Application 26/02210/OBL

117 - 145 Pitt Street, 9 Trafalgar Lane Edinburgh EH6 4DE

Awaiting AssessmentNew-Build & Major DevelopmentReceived Local authority

Pitt Street could be cleared for a sizeable housing scheme, turning a light industrial site into homes with parking, landscaping and new infrastructure.

Reference
26/02210/OBL
Address
117 - 145 Pitt Street, 9 Trafalgar Lane Edinburgh EH6 4DE
Status
Awaiting Assessment
Category
New-Build & Major Development
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
Local authority
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.9732194
Longitude
-3.1877482

Plain-language summary

Pitt Street could be cleared for a sizeable housing scheme, turning a light industrial site into homes with parking, landscaping and new infrastructure.

As filed with the council

Proposed residential development with associated landscaping, car parking, and infrastructure, including demolition of existing buildings and change of use from light industrial to residential use.

City Scope Journal

Housing plan would replace Pitt Street industrial buildings in Leith

A light industrial site at 117–145 Pitt Street and 9 Trafalgar Lane could be cleared for a residential development with landscaping, car parking and new infrastructure.

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