Two Salzburg Real Estate Entrepreneurs want to find commercial activities on the former factory site of the Salzburg chocolate. The first new companies are expected to withdraw at the end of 2026.
As is known, the lights went out at the end of the year at the Salzburg Chocolate, the former producer of the Mirabelell Mozartkugel in Grödig. The processed company still fights with massive debts. Creditors are still on claims of at least 7.7 million euros. The silverware, the factory and the country, was already sold for around ten million euros. On Wednesday, Salzburg Schokolade GmbH therefore registered bankruptcy for the second time – the “Krone” reported.
The factory building has bought a company around the two Salzburg real estate entrepreneurs Franz Stiller and Marco Sillabal. You want to develop loft offices here until the end of 2026 similar to the Panzerhalle in the city of Salzburg. “We are currently completed from the entry,” says Immo Entrepreneur Stiller. The construction machines have to rise up in the summer.
400 jobs at 18,000 square meters
You will work a lot in stock, the character of the former chocolate plant must be preserved. If it goes to Stiller, 35 to 40 companies will withdraw into the “chocolate factory”. The first concrete conversations with interested parties have already taken place.
For around 1650 euros per square meter, the developers want to resell the office and the commercial space. “The attic -like space can make companies with us or just finish.”
In addition to the factory site, the new owners also bought approximately 6,000 square meters of reason that right next to the factory next to the factory, because parking spaces are rare. Stiller and Sillabber put another 2.2 million euros on the table. 400 new jobs must be on a total area of 18,000 square meters.
Source: Krone
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