Generali Real Estate properties in Germany, Switzerland and Austria

In the heart of the most liveable city in the world, at Graben 13, lies the time-honoured property Generali-Hof. The street in the city’s 1st district counts among the most exclusive addresses in Vienna. Surrounded by retailers of long standing, famous sights, major businesses, art and culture, as well as coffeehouses and restaurants, the location offers perfect parameters for any company. The house itself is defined by history, a bright outlook, and plenty of prestige.

The house on the corner of Kohlmarkt 1 and Graben 18 counts among the most splendid and most exclusive addresses in the world’s most liveable city: Vienna. Surrounded by time-honoured stores, luxury brands and Viennese institutions, this is an excellent place to live and work. Not least because of all the art, culture and coffeehouses in the area. Businesses, shopping venues and sights complete the picture. Whatever you fancy, you are bound to find it right here in the 1st district.

The Art Nouveau building at Kohlmarkt 3 is a splendid example for baroque revival architecture of the late 19th century. Designed by Karl König, one of Vienna’s most defining architects, it is home to the flagship stores of two global luxury brands today. The surrounding area offers everything you could fancy: history, tradition, luxury, art, culture and coffeehouses. Not to forget businesses, shopping venues, sights and fantastic prospects for successful deals.

Alois Schumacher, Karl König and Adolf Loos – no less than three of the most eminent Viennese architects participated in designing the house at Kohlmarkt 5. Unsurprisingly therefore, it counts among the most impressive examples of late historicist architecture in Vienna. Today, the house divides into exquisite retail units, renowned offices, and exclusive city apartments. And this in the glamorous centre of the Austrian capital.

This painstakingly reconstructed gem in the centre of the Austrian metropolis offers modern office units in one of the most sought-after and time-honoured parts of Vienna. You will find everything that makes life in Vienna so special directly in the vicinity. A vibrant economy. Art, culture, culinary finesse, national and international institutions. The offices at Schwarzenbergplatz 3 are up to this standard in every way.

The high-rise complex located at Taborstrasse 1-3 is more or less unique in Vienna in terms of form, function and location. Straddling the boundary between the historic inner city and the trendy 2nd district, the tower marks the threshold between the new and the established Vienna. The transitional energy invests this popular and vibrant place with an incomparable dynamic and growth. Its perspectives are extraordinary in every way.

The trophy building at Tegetthoffstrasse 7 occupies a prime location in the inner city. Built in 1912, the building counts among the first reinforced concrete constructions anywhere in Austria – and the innovative strength of the internationally renowned architect Ludwig Baumann remains visible to this day. Tenants enjoy occupying a charismatic period building with plenty of atmosphere, on the one hand, while benefiting from all the options of a modern, flexible office scheme, on the other hand.

Dieses Haus hat Geschichte. Den Giebel des 1776 erstellten, alten Trattnerhofs zierte der Wahlspruch seines Besitzers, des Hofbuchdruckers und Buchhändlers Johann Thomas Trattner: „Labore et favore.“ Oder zu Deutsch: „Arbeit und Gunst“.

Das exklusive Dachgeschossbüro bietet einmalige Perspektiven auf die Wiener Innenstadt. Das Büro erstreckt sich im Sonnenbogen eines generalsanierten Gründerzeitbaus über zwei Ebenen.