Kinrise completes 10-year lease to tech consultancy at Boar Lane Leeds

Property investor Kinrise has completed a lease with FDM at 34 Boar Lane, Leeds.
FDM, a global business and technology consultancy, will be moving into the fully-furnished fourth floor office space, totalling 8,751 sq ft, overlooking the entrance to Leeds Train Station.
The 10-year lease demonstrates FDM’s confidence in and commitment to the region, joining more companies that continue to expand in Leeds.
34 Boar Lane, which was acquired and upgraded by Kinrise, has since established itself as a thriving hub for established companies and has played a part in the revival of Boar Lane.
FDM join companies ISIO, McCann and Catapult in the building, with further interest in the last remaining office spaces, to complete an ambitious business community in Leeds city centre.
34 Boar Lane has been beautifully designed to inspire and enable companies and their people to thrive by creating office spaces that unlock innovation, increase productivity and encourage human connection. FDM’s office includes a large break-out area with social bar space, as the
company invests in building great company culture and attracting the city’s best talent.
Remaining spaces at 34 Boar Lane include the city centre’s largest fully-fitted CAT B office on the third floor, with design-led layouts, ergonomic furniture and coveted terrace space.
Kinrise co-founder George Aberdeen, said: “We are delighted to welcome FDM to the 34 Boar Lane community following the signing of this space to accommodate its ambitious team.
“34 Boar Lane is an outstanding office offering and we couldn’t be more excited to watch our community in the building continue to thrive in 2025 and beyond.”
CEO of FDM Rod Flavell, added: “This move represents a new chapter for FDM. Our new Leeds office will enhance our operational capabilities and provide an inspiring environment for our talented team. We are excited about the opportunities this new location will bring and remain dedicated to delivering exceptional value to our clients.”
Savills advised FDM.