Tenant in the Liefering residential park under pressure: Refurbishment is missing!

Tenant in the Liefering residential park under pressure: Refurbishment is missing!

Wohnpark Liefering, Österreich - In the Liefering residential park, a change of ownership ensures massive concerns among the tenants. The 90 apartments, including two thirds of rental apartments, were recently sold without the residents being informed in advance. One of the affected tenants, Zoan Nguyen, received a letter with the notification that their temporary rental agreement will not be extended. "We should have returned the apartment on December 31. We would have had to pack everything together within eight days and look for a new place to stay. It is unimaginable," she said the dramatic situation. Thanks to a judicial evacuation comparison, however, it can remain until mid -February, as Salzburg.orf.at reported.

pressing circumstances for the tenants

The new owners had initially promised to renovate the apartments. However, this hope has shattered, because the tenants report increasing pressure to either buy a condominium or sign temporary contracts. Melanie T. described the situation: "The pressure is now growing weekly, calls and emails come that are no longer nice." The tenants receive support from the tenant protection association. Employee Karin Edtbrustner expressed that the legal measures of the new owners should hardly have existed, since the sale cannot be considered an important reason for termination. This escalation is not isolated; According to the tenant protection association, similar cases are increasing nationwide. Salzburg's mayor Kay-Michael Dankl added that the city was observed closely of this development.

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