Energy giant Shell has retained property consultant King Sturge to acquire sites for petrol filling stations in Poland. As part of its expansion policy, Shell is targeting the country's main cities as well major intercity routes, but also looking to position petrol filling stations next to major shopping centres. The focus is on sites larger than 2,000 m2, which ensure sufficient visibility and traffic flow. Although sites which already have a building permit for a petrol station are preferred, plots which do not have planning consent or even zoning will also be considered.
Energy giant Shell has retained property consultant King Sturge to acquire sites for petrol filling stations in Poland. As part of its expansion policy, Shell is targeting the country's main cities as well major intercity routes, but also looking to position petrol filling stations next to major shopping centres. The focus is on sites larger than 2,000 m2, which ensure sufficient visibility and traffic flow. Although sites which already have a building permit for a petrol station are preferred, plots which do not have planning consent or even zoning will also be considered.
Jason Sharman, managing director of King Sturge in Warsaw, commented: 'We are looking forward to playing an important role in expanding the real estate portfolio of such a reputable client.' King Sturge will be looking to acquire as many sites as possible, with a view to strengthening Shell's market presence throughout the country.
King Sturge is one of Europe’s largest independent property consultants, with over 1,800 staff working from 51 offices in Europe.
