Since the Signa bankruptcy, the “Lamarr” has not worked on Mariahilfer Straße in Vienna. The new owner, Stumpf Development GmbH, is considering converting the building into the house. According to the city of Vienna, a new search for building is not yet available.
A spokesperson for Vienna in the housing council member Kathrin Gaal (Spö) said on Monday that a building investigation will be in accordance with the building. There are currently conversations with the new investor, mainly in the directorate of the building. There will also be agreements with residents. In any case, the city is concerned that it would be built quickly at the prominent address, it said.
Despite the planned house, the new operator cannot avoid trading areas. Because the construction object is in a company zone, commercial areas must be set up on the ground floor. Even the publicly accessible green roof terrace cannot be shaken because a user right has been agreed there. The city of Vienna said that the new owner could not withdraw this right.
Real estate bought by 120 million euros
The Leiner group once offered furniture and furniture on different floors. The Signa Group planned a luxury department store and a hotel after buying and demolition. Noble goods and regional products had to be offered there on eight floors and a gastrozone was also planned. The department store is named after the Austrian-American actress and inventor Hedy Lamarr.
These Signa companies and buildings have already applied for bankruptcy:
The Signa bankruptcy destroyed these plans. The new owner, Stumpf Development GmbH, bought the semi -finished real estate with 120 million euros. Part of the scale must now be removed and then raised with considerably lower room heights. Currently, the floors on which sales areas were intended are probably too high for the planned apartments. The company recently spoke about “plan variants”.
Source: Krone
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