McClendon calls Shell buy last of puzzle
Chesapeake Energy Corp. 's real estate shell game — buying and selling property for its growing campus while keeping its exact plans hidden — went literal with its purchase of a Shell service station for a stunning $3 million.
A service station. About 2,000 square feet. Built in 1969. On less than one-third acre.
For $3 million. The county estimates its value at about $200,000.
Chesapeake bought the pr...
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