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Stayery enters Austrian market through partnership with Real-Treuhand Immobilien. Real-Treuhand Immobilien is partnering with the Berlin-based serviced apartment brand Stayery, which has entered the Austrian market with a serviced apartment project at Spittelauer Lande in Vienna's 9th district. Berlin-founded Stayery operates a portfolio of more than 2,700 serviced apartment units across 25 locations. The project will comprise 152 apartments for short- and long-term stays, as well as communal areas, co-working facilities, fitness facilities, and meeting rooms. Completion is scheduled for early 2030. Wolf Theiss advised Stayery on its entry into the Austrian market and the negotiations with Real-Treuhand Immobilien, advised by PwC Legal (as reported by CEE Legal Matters on September 25, 2026) Get the memo - every week. Essential real estate market updates, straight to your inbox. * Radu Cotarcea * September 28, 2026 JP Immobilien is developing the project in Mechitaristengasse in Vienna's 7th district, within part of the historic building complex of the Vienna Mechitarist Congregation. The development will comprise 30 guest rooms and co-working facilities. * Contributor * September 1, 2026 The European Union's Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) is designed to decarbonize the continent's building stock. But in Vienna, its implementation is colliding with a market already under heavy strain. * Contributor * August 27, 2026 Since 15 July 2026, the sale, lease, gift or change of use of an entire non-residential building in Vienna may trigger a public-law renovation obligation. Under certain circumstances, the transfer of shares in a company is also treated as a sale.

STAYERY expands in germany with office conversion in Bonn. Germany: Operator STAYERY, in partnership with Borchard Group and Bautra GmBH, have acquired an office building in Bonn with plans to turn the site into serviced apartments. Originally constructed in 1968 with approximately 3,000 square metres of leasable space, the office building was previously owned by a special real estate fund of the Talanx Group, managed by Ampega Asset Management GmbH. Located at Adenaureallee 90 in Bonn, it will be converted into 79 serviced apartments with communal areas, set to open in mid-2027. Borchard Group has previously worked with STAYERY, developing locations in Bielefeld and Gütersloh. The project in Bonn marks the first joint venture alongside Bautra. Christoph Buse, CEO of Bautra, said: "As a project developer, we rely on partners who operate sustainably and economically and at the same time impress with a clear concept. With STAYERY, we have found exactly that. The project in Bonn lays the foundation for further joint developments." Hannibal DuMont-Schütte, CEO of STAYERY, said: "At our Bonn location, we are demonstrating how we can actively shape a project from the outset and not just act as a tenant. This is a crucial step in our expansion, opening up further growth opportunities for us. In the future, we will be more actively implementing our own existing building conversions at selected locations." * STAYERY, in partnership with Borchard Group and Bautra GmbH, will convert an office building in Bonn into 79 serviced apartments. * The property at Adenauerallee 90 offers about 3,000 square metres of leasable space and is scheduled to open in mid-2027. * The project supports STAYERY's strategy to expand via office-to-serviced-apartment conversions in key German cities.