BPV Huegel, Binder Groesswang, and Saxinger Advise on CPI Europe's Sale of Vienna Marriott Hotel

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BPV Huegel has advised CPI Europe Group on the sale of the Vienna Marriott Hotel to a joint venture between Evientro and Landfair European Dislocated Opportunities. Binder Groesswang and Saxinger advised the buyers. DLA Piper and Wolf Theiss reportedly advised the buyers as well.

According to BPV Huegel, the transaction, valued at over EUR 100 million, involves both the prime real estate at Parkring 12a and the hotel operating company, and was structured as a share deal. The real estate component closed on June 27, 2025, with the hotel operations transaction scheduled for completion in January 2026. Notably, the hotel will continue to be operated by Marriott International under a long-term management agreement, maintaining its branding and continuity in operations.

The acquiring joint venture is a London-based investment platform focused on liquidity solutions in the European real estate market. 

The BPV Huegel team included Partners Christoph Nauer, Dominik Geyer, Paul Pfeifenberger, and Gerhard Fussenegger, Head of Tax Nicolas Wolski, Attorneys at Law Roland Juill and Tim Pasternak, and Associate Patrick Nutz-Fallheier.

The Binder Groesswang team included Partner Christine Dietz.

The Saxinger team included Partners Immanuel Gerstner, Lukas Leitner, and Jana Seywald and Attorney at Law Stefan Foidl.