Anglo Irish Bank has put a retail complex and office building in Leeds in Britain on the market with an asking price of £50m (€57.4m). The move comes after the bank placed the owner of the property, dubbed West Riding House, into receivership in April. The building had been acquired by a consortium registered in Luxembourg for between £70m (€80.5m) and £75m (€86.2m) in 2005 using loans from the nationalised Irish bank. Tenants in the 11 units in the retail area of the complex include Tesco and Next while the upstairs of the 15-storey block is offices, 40% of which are vacant, and a 400-space car park. The previous owners had planned to redevelop the building into a hotel over the shops or adding more retail and leisure space. The selling agent GVA Grimley says there has been strong interest in the bank since it went into receivership and plans to have a shortlist of bidders drawn up by the end of the month.