The baroque splendor from 1718 and the accompanying idyllic, almost 25,000 m² park can rarely be rested in recent years. First you wanted to “arrange” addicted people around the Bergkasteel, after that there were rumors about sales and swirls for the edition. And now the current tenant went bankrupt.
On Friday there was one Business procedures on the assets of Gemelli Bergschlössslgasse IntibsgmbH open. The company, based in Bergschlösslgasse 1, had a multifunctional event location in the Baroque jewel with the same name under the name “Bergschlösssl”. A total of 15 creditors are affected by bankruptcy, the obligations are around 742,000 euros.
“Request reservation”
The main causes of bankruptcy are the weakening economy and the considerably decreasing demand in the event area. Moreover, there were seriously increased operational and energy costs, as well as considerable costs for the preservation of the historic building that is a listed building. The company currently has no employees.
“We couldn’t do that”
“The tenant had recently asked for a significant reduction in the lease, but we could not meet that,” said Mayor of Linz Dietmar Prammer to the request of “Krone”. “We will now see how things go.” The search for a new tenant will probably not fail, but the current tenants must be able to stay.
“Junkie” Meadow with mobile toilets
Review: The excitement was great when the then SP City Chief Klaus Luger in 2019 the 300-year-old Natural Jewel, the park around the Bergschlösssl, wanted to convert to the “Junkie” Meadow with mobile toilets. Fortunately, the attempt failed – but sales rumors and the redesign of the area continued to leave the waves. It was only in the summer of 2021 that it was really quiet around the Bergschlösssl. The Limak Austrian Business School had moved after 23 years to move to the Science Park of Kepler University. After that it was empty for about two years before Martin Siebermair, who now brought the baroque beautiful building new life, which was now revealed by bankruptcy.
Source: Krone
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