Sharman Church appointed as a leading agent on Mistral Office Building – EuropaProperty

Sharman Church Chartered Surveyors, an independent commercial real estate practice, has been appointed by WX Management Services as the leading agent on Mistral Office Building.

Together with WX Management Services which is acting as asset manager for the owners, Sharman Church have been appointed to create and implement a re-positioning, re-marketing and re-leasing strategy. Working closely together with marketing consultants the team is looking to develop a new brand, new image and greater understanding of the benefits of the project.

Mistral A and Mistral B, previously known as Mistral and Passat was developed in 2004 and 2006 by Karimpol. The Property comprises two underground floors, ground floor and eight upper floors. The two buildings combined give a total rental area of ca. 21,850 sqm and can accommodate larger and smaller requirements.

The project is very well located, particular for companies seeking numerous car parkings spaces with easy access in and out of the city. There are also numerous bus lines and the WKD and SKM (railway station) is situated around 300 m from the property. The property benefits from a car parking ratio of 1:40.

“There are an increasing number of office buildings in the Polish market reaching the ten year old mark or more. These buildings are often fundamentally well built but need a refreshment to increase their profile, exposure and lettability. Together with Sharman Church we believe we have the team and expertise to deliver a best in class service to our investors and ensure successful commercialization of vacant spaces,” said Christian Fojtl, Managing Director WX Management Services.

Jason Sharman, Partner at Sharman Church, said: “We are extremely pleased to be working on this instruction. Our aim is to provide a premium level service helping our client to increase the profile of the building, release the vacant units and ultimately deliver a greater performance to the investors.”