Instead of 24 new apartments, there is still only one scale in Igls in Innsbruck. The project manager is Insolvent, but hopes for completion by other interested parties. Construction started three years ago.
For a few months a construction site in Igls pointed in the previous year – the “Kroon” was reported in detail. At the time, Anrainer suspected a sudden freezing top. On request, project manager Clemens Waiger knew in the middle of the architectural environments of the environment that “the construction company was balanced and that we had a long legal dispute. But now it should slowly start again”.
Eight million euros in project
The project, which started in 2022, was delayed for seven months. 24 apartments are planned in the eight million euros facility. “Twelve of them have already been sold,” calculated, and concluded that “we will prepare the entire apartments for the occupation by the end of 2024 and want to complete the outdoor facilities in the spring”.
Stop the project because of bankruptcy
“The construction site is neat, but nothing went on,” says the residents nine months later. The “Kroon” again asked the project manager what the current status on the “Ghost Construction site” is. He regrets that “bankruptcy has been opened about me and the group of companies. This has worth the project to continue.”
“I was negatively surprised when the cancellation came”
Waver also says that the bank’s decision was not understandable for him. “But I don’t want to blame her, there are clearly agreed contracts that I could no longer meet.”
The project manager emphasizes that he believed that the construction would take place until the end of 2024. “When the last cancellation came, I was negatively surprised.”
“Don’t think there will be ghost ruins”
However, Wainig still has the hope that his project that has begun will be completed: “The mass manager is currently looking for a solution and there are apparently some interested parties to complete the project, but this decision is no longer with me.”
In conclusion, he underlines that “the construction is so solid and that the project has always had a good question. I believe that a solution will be found within this year and there are no eternal ghost ruins”.
Source: Krone
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