Events

Successful real estate restructuring – legal and practical aspects What do you do when things don’t go as planned? The changed macroeconomic environment has put a large number of properties and real estate projects in a difficult situation. The earlier you act, the better the chances of a successful turnaround. In the new episode of […]...

The implementation of the EU digital strategy is already having a decisive impact on digitalization projects of private companies, and not only “gatekeepers” and Big Techs are affected. Rather, the new legal framework potentially covers all companies that digitize products and services, implement data-driven business processes, interact with customers online or otherwise participate in the […]...

We are happy to invite you to join us for a new round of Wolf Theiss’ M&A Talks series of events: Real Estate matters in M&A, taking place on Monday, 23 October 2023, starting with 17:00, at Marmorosch Hotel Bucharest. We will discuss about the necessary steps to prepare an exit and/or how to sell […]...

The future of Vienna city planning: Wishes of an outside insider An evening with Christoph Chorherr An event by Wolf Theiss and the Urban Land Institute Christoph Chorherr was one of the most influential green politicians in Vienna and had a lasting impact on city planning with his ideas: at the beginning of the millennium […]...

Our Wolf Theiss event Romania’s Move towards a Decarbonized Future will bring together important players in the domestic energy power generation market. We cordially invite you to the Wolf Theiss Energy Summit and look forward to seeing you on Wednesday, 25 October 2023. The event will begin at 14:30 and will focus on the hot […]...

Inflation and high interest rates have increased the pressure on residential developers and investors to create product that’s profitable (for them) and affordable (for clients). Prague’s future depends on their success. The hurdles to more affordable housing in Prague include a well-documented cocktail of chronic undersupply, overly-bureaucratic planning, and a poorly appreciated demographic explosion. The […]...

In 2023, the city of lights beckons us! While Paris is renowned for its iconic landmarks, it stands equally strong as a forward-thinking business nucleus. This makes it a perfect backdrop for the IBA Annual Conference. Our team is eagerly anticipating connecting with peers and colleagues from across the globe in this historic city. Wolf […]...

With the Green Deal, the European Commission has pointed the way towards climate protection and a resource-efficient and more sustainable economy. By 2050, the EU should become climate-neutral. The real estate industry, as one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases, plays a key factor in the implementation of these goals. ESG and sustainability are […]...

Photovoltaics on buildings is becoming more and more mandatory in order to meet sustainability requirements. Even large-volume retail and commercial properties can often be fitted with solar panels relatively easily. This gives rise to new legal questions: Our interdisciplinary team of experts in real estate and energy law will explain the opportunities and challenges of […]...

TPA and Wolf Theiss are pleased to invite you to an insightful cross-border event on ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) in Central and Eastern Europe. Join us as our experts discuss the latest updates and regulatory frameworks for this important topic, which has direct relevance to all EU countries. Gain valuable insights from industry experts […]...

In cooperation with ReTurn (Forum Restructuring and Turnaround), we cordially invite you to a “ReTurn Breakfast” in Dornbirn. Andrea Gritsch and Zeno Grabmayr will give the lecture on “Banks in Crisis – Bank Restructuring and Resolution in Theory and Practice”. Both have many years of experience in banking consulting and restructuring. Speakers Andrea Gritsch is […]...

Both the construction industry and the real estate industry are economic sectors with high risk potential: agreements that restrict competition, money laundering, bribery and other prohibited acts are absolute “no-go’s” for market participants who comply with the rules. But “greenwashing” can also become a criminal problem for the entire company due to the Association Responsibility […]...