Insolvency case Neugebauer: Future of the Viennese construction projects in the uncertain
Insolvency case Neugebauer: Future of the Viennese construction projects in the uncertain
Development in the Viennese construction industry takes an unexpected turn. A few weeks ago, the private bankruptcy of the Real Estate entrepreneur Lukas Neugebauer became known, which caused concern about the progress of his construction sites. Neugebauer was previously managing director of the LNR group, which caused a sensation with several important construction projects in Vienna, including Zollergasse 31 in the 7th district and Amerlingstrasse 7 in the 6th district. Local residents and interested people wonder how these projects will continue.
Gerald Göllner and Stefan Neugebauer are the new managing directors of the LNR group after the bankruptcy application. In an official message, the company made it clear that all ongoing projects will be continued as planned despite this restructuring. The company headquarters remain under LNR Real Estate GmbH, while the operational shops were transferred to LNR Asset Management GmbH and LNR Evolution GmbH and LNR Beteiligung GmbH. This reorganization is intended to ensure a stable processing of the construction projects.
The role of Neugebauer
Although Lukas Neugebauer remains a partner, it is unclear how his bankruptcy could influence the ongoing construction activities. Inquiries about the status of the projects in Mariahilf and new building have so far remained unanswered. A spokesman for the company said that Amerlingstrasse 7 was no longer part of the LNR group-but the public advertisement of this project on the company website raises questions.
A more detailed examination of the company documents shows that Amerlingstrasse 7 is actually assigned to its own project development company, the managing director of which is still Lukas Neugebauer. Similar structures also exist for other addresses as in Zollergasse 31, which are also organized in our own GmbH. In addition, LNR Real Estate GmbH and the GmbHs connected to it are not insolvent, which gives development some stability.
recommendations for potential buyers
In view of the uncertainties about the construction projects, it is important for potential buyers to be informed. The living expert Peter Nemeth emphasizes that it is allowed to offer builders despite bankruptcy. Buyers should therefore be careful and take basic precautions. A notary can help to set up a solid contract, it is advisable to link payments to the construction progress. "This is how buyers protect their money invested," advises Nemeth.These developments are in the context of wider trends in the real estate industry, with the abrupt bankruptcy of a developer often having far -reaching consequences for the construction industry and paying customers. Further information on this topic can be found in a comprehensive report on www.meinbezirk.at .