Join our mailing list for Real Estate News, Events, Insights & Resources.
Shopper opens new distribution centre in SP and forecasts growth of 150%
- With the expansion, the company intends to expand its distribution capacity by 150%, supplying 20 nearby municipalities.
By: SiiLA News
07/02/2021 Shopper, an online supermarket shopping platform, has just opened a new distribution centre in Osasco, in the metropolitan area of São Paulo.
With 30 thousand square metres, the area can store 10 million items of domestic consumption, such as food, beverages, hygiene products, utilities and others.
With the expansion, the company intends to expand its distribution capacity by 150%, supplying 20 nearby municipalities.
The growth plans also include the generation of 500 jobs in operation and logistics, whose vacancies will be opened over the months.
Read the full story (in Portuguese).
Source: Veja
ABOUT SiiLA
Founded in 2015, SiiLA is the industry leading REsource for comprehensive commercial real estate market insights, news and events across Latin America. The SiiLA suite of innovative products drive greater accuracy, efficiency, and strategic advantages for top players in the commercial real estate industry.
Premium offices expand beyond São Paulo’s traditional hubs
05/20/2026São Paulo premium office leasing hits post-pandemic high as companies seek more dynamic spaces
05/19/2026Multifamily gains momentum in Brazil as more people live alone and prioritize everyday convenience
05/18/2026Toky Group Tries to Rebuild After Billion-Real Bankruptcy Protection Filing, Raising Concerns for Logistics FIIs
05/14/2026Carrefour Throws in the Towel to Cash-and-Carry in Brazil; Atacadão, Assaí and Grupo Mateus Expand
05/12/2026Investments
Record Growth: 7.9% Vacancy in Northeast Fails to Slow Logistics Expansion
7 Bridges Capital Sees Industrial Property Market as a Primary Investment Target
Market Trends
Real Estate Culture Sets Rio and São Paulo Apart: On the Coast, the View Matters; in São Paulo, Prestige Comes from Location
A 12% Vacancy Rate Marks Balance in Mature Real Estate Markets — Here’s Why
Trusted by Leading Publications
EXCLUSIVE CONTENT
