The beautiful real estate investor Klemens Hallmann is not only in conversation with the Süba millions. Apparently there are also payment problems with a private construction project in Vienna: Professionals have accepted their work and went to court.
At Villa Schicht, a beautiful building in the Brownasse in Vienna-Hernals, there is a layer in the shaft. Next to the gatekeeper Lodge is a euro pallet, for the large bronze garage door loud wood and plastic bags along the entrance.
According to the “Krone” information, craftsmen, including electricians, metal and glass builders, builders, architects, gardeners and swimming pool builders, have their work on the stately ownership with almost 5000 square meters of land and about 1000 square meters of living space long ago. The reason for this is the lack of payments by the home team and the customer, which was most recently found in the Forbes list of the richest Austrians in 39th place. Alleged private assets: 1.08 billion euros. His name: Klemens Hallmann.
The real estate investor Klemens Hallmann is in conversation. Once, when he sponsored the climate initiatives of Arnold Schwarzenegger in public and with his model woman at numerous events in society a welcome Adabei from Vienna to Kitzbühel, that didn’t really bother him. On the contrary. Now that Süba AG, a ownership developer in the only property of Hallmann Holding, has made a real bankruptcy with a mountain of debts of 226 million euros, the 49-year-old entrepreneur is considerably more tied.
No comments
At a specific request for the problems in the Villa in Vienna-Hernals, a spokesperson only says “that Mr Hallmann cannot give an opinion about the current civil procedure.” Correct services were always paid. However, Hallmann would “not give an explanation for” personal matters “.”
In the meantime, Hallmann’s ownership in Vienna is responsible for around 20 million euros in the Oberbank. Even more: Hallmann apparently plans a sale that, according to the Land Register, should be completed in February 2026.
Klemens Hallmann, with his activities, among others, business partner of the Fallen Signa founder René Benko, had taken over the villa on the outskirts of the Wilhelminenberg in Vienna for six million euros in 2016. Renovation work started in 2017.
In any case, the craftsmen of Hallmann should avoid a look at the land register. He could – possibly – be rather sobering.
Source: Krone
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