Hagen.
The Rathaus-Galerie Hagen can be fully renovated. Thanks to a loan, orders can be placed. But what about old bills?
There can be no talk of the Rathaus-Galerie Hagen being saved. The vacancy rate is dramatically high, and the mood among shop owners who have stuck by is at its lowest point.
But the news that craftsmen can now not only be commissioned to complete the renovation, but that their outstanding bills will also be paid promptly, gives hope.
+++ Read also: Rathaus-Galerie Hagen: This is how craftsmen get their money +++
Bankruptcy law must be accepted
The fact that those craftsmen who have been waiting for their money for their long-executed work for months are still looking down the drain is hard for the public to understand, but it is anchored in insolvency law.
In any case, one thing is certain: customers will only return if the remaining work is carried out quickly and the arcade soon presents itself as a normal shopping center again and not as a high-security wing with emergency lighting.
Please no ruins
And if the provisional – now “strong” – insolvency administrator, as it seems, allows prospective tenants to talk to him about the lease amount, the Rathaus-Galerie could (perhaps) recover and not become a ruin.
Further information:
Among others, the following shops have reopened on March 30th:
Rossmann drugstore, Tredy, Eterna, Camp David/Soccx, Pieper perfumery, Mc Paper, Bijou Brigitte, City Hall gallery pharmacy, fruit paradise, Deichmann shoe store, Woolworth (new tenant), Your Dreams Nails, Kult, Tedi, Nanu Nana , Studio Line, Cosmetics Beauty Salon, O 2.
Not back (yet):
Some stores did not restart on March 30; the center management is currently still negotiating with the operators: including Rituals and Tchibo.
A few months ago already opened:
Rewe supermarket, Märkische Bank, Nephrocare dialysis center, Hagen economic development.
Not returned to the Town Hall Gallery:
Zara, Tom Taylor, Schuhhaus Hammerschmidt, Yves Rocher, Gamestop, Reno/CCC Shoes. Roshi’s Currybar has not reopened either – the operator Roshanak Jalilzadeh has passed away.
The Esprit branch had already closed the sails in November 2020 (i.e. before the flood).
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2023-06-06 13:30:47
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