Weizengasse 1-3
Return
6.5% p.a.
Duration
18 months
Project type
Growth
Distribution
Yearly
Notice according to § 12 (2) Vermögensanlagengesetz
This investment involves considerable risk and may result in partial or total loss.Project Presentation
In the project "Weizengasse 1-3'' a multi-storey complex with a total of 4 single-family houses and a weighted living area of 495 m² is being built. All houses have open spaces such as terraces or gardens. With the sustainable construction method, special emphasis was placed on well thought-out floor plans.
The compact residential complex is quietly located at the upper street of Leopoldsdorf with many sports facilities in the green, surrounded by single-family houses. The residents of the apartment building complex benefit from the proximity of the Wienerbergs and the Oberlaa subway station to provide all the amenities for daily needs. Transportation connections for cars are provided by the Rothneusiedel highway access road, which allows quick access to the superordinate Wienerberg traffic junction. The city center of Vienna can thus be reached within a few minutes.
The property has already been purchased and the planning of the project is in full swing. Construction work is scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2021 and should be completed in the first quarter of 2022.
Location
Explore the surroundings
The property is located in Leopoldsdorf, a part of the 10th district of Vienna. In Leopoldsdorf, in addition to numerous green spaces, the nearby Oberlaa thermal spa and the extensive gardens of the Oberlaa Kurpark are located.
Kurpark Oberlaa - Vienna's oasis in the 10th district
Far away from the hustle and bustle of the city but still in Vienna, the Kurpark Oberlaa offers a place to take a deep breath. Whether for relaxation or for sports and games, there is something for everyone. Where once there was only loam, there are now around 2,400 roses, various gardens as well as play and sports facilities. Japanese Garden The 600 square meter facility is located in the middle of the Oberlaa spa gardens. In the center there is a pond with a stone bridge and 2 stone lanterns. The planting is based on the customs of Japanese gardens, for example Japanese maple, rhododendrons, dogwoods or dwarf bamboo.
Generali Arena
The Generali Arena (until 2010 Franz-Horr-Stadion) is a soccer stadium on the Favoritner Laaer Berg in the Austrian capital Vienna. It has been used as a home stadium by the Bundesliga club FK Austria Wien since 1973 and has a capacity of 15,000 to 17,500 spectators. The original stadium was built in 1925 as České-srdce-Platz by the then first division club SK Slovan Wien. In 1974 it was named after WFV President Franz Horr, who died shortly before. Since 2011 the stadium has been named after the Generali insurance group.
Shopping City South
The largest shopping center in Austria has been in existence since 1976 and is also one of the largest shopping centers in Europe. With over 192,500 m² of retail space, the SCS offers space for more than 300 business, gastronomy and entertainment operations and also houses its own cinema. With 10,000 parking spaces, the SCS is primarily geared to car traffic and enjoys great popularity even beyond the borders of Germany. Every year more than 23 million visitors from Austria to Hungary and Slovakia visit the SCS and it offers a unique brand selection and shopping experience.
Pyramid Vösendorf
The event location in the pyramid in the neighboring community of Vösendorf is a 40-meter high multi-purpose hall, which with its striking pyramid shape represents an architectural landmark. At present the plexiglass steel construction with its outbuildings is operated as an event hotel pyramid in which trade fairs and congresses are regularly held. The pyramid was built in 1983 as an extension of the Shopping City Süd shopping center on the initiative of SCS operator Hans Dujsik. Originally, the pyramid was initially used as an exclusive swimming pool ("El Dorado") with sauna operation from the year 2000, whereby a tropical atmosphere was created by planting palm trees and the glazed pyramid ceiling. In the year 2000 the original use as a tropical swimming pool was discontinued and the pyramid was converted into a multi-purpose hall for congresses and other events.
Team
Laura Bauträger GmbH only uses high-quality building materials. The individual building components are all coordinated and are subject to the strictest quality criteria. We play it safe and you benefit, because our work lasts "a lifetime".
With our experience and our numerous, presentable reference objects in Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland, you can see us as a reliable and stable partner. In recent years, we have increasingly shifted our focus to project construction and have already realised several of these plans.
