A scale in Innsbruck-Igls is still orphan. It is currently uncertain whether the construction activities will ever be resumed. In the worst case, the Semi -Voltooed project is left to the destruction.
A nice residential complex with 24 units, including the garden in Igls, should have been in Igls for some time. Instead, there is still only a “ghost-Rohbau”. The “Kroon” has already reported about this twice. “The mice and rats have already been withdrawn here,” many residents were irritated in July of the previous year.
“Unfortunately, the construction company went into equalization and we had a long legal dispute, but now it should slowly start over,” says Clemens Wainig, the project manager of the environmental architectural environmental company.
Two buyers have already taken
Nothing has started since then. The orphanage is still unchanged. In April the project manager admitted that “bankruptcy was opened about me and the group. As it continues, he doesn’t know either.
The “Kroon” now asked the Loan Protection Association (KSV). According to Klaus Schaller: “Twelve buyers were at the start of construction. In the meantime, two resigned. The remaining ten buyers are currently considering whether they are still completing the project with another construction company.”
Mass manager is at the beginning
The mass manager currently has the assignment of the case. “An appraiser must also check how much the Shell is currently worth.” The claims of the creditors in the construction project amount to around seven million euros, Schaller calculates. And he says that the entire area of the environment has gone bankrupt. After René Benko’s Buta bankruptcy this is the biggest bankruptcy in Tyrol.
“Nothing will happen with the coming months”
Schaller cannot say exactly what happens to the “Ghost-Raw Building”. “Anyway, nothing will happen to the coming months. Because the mass manager is only at the start of the activities.” In the worst case, it would also be possible that the “Ghost-Rohbau” stays that way and a “ghost ruin” is due to the destruction of time.
Source: Krone
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