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Amedia Hotel in Linz sold: Will become Dormero DeHo Linz from 2026

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The real estate group Soravia, a leading market player in the DACH region, has Amedia Hotel in Linz's Prinz-Eugen-Straße. The buyer of the property is the investor Ben DahlheimThis change of ownership marks a new development phase for the established hotel location: From January 2026, the internationally active Dormero Group take over the business and operate the house under the name Dormero DeHo Linz .

With this sale, Soravia is continuing its long-term strategy of developing properties with strong partners and positioning them for the future. The hotel property in Linz will not only remain a location, but will also become part of Dormero's growing brand portfolio. The Dormero Group is known for modern city hotels, a clear brand identity, and distinctive design. This suggests a reorientation of the hotel that could target a specific guest segmentation.

Soravia, with a completed project volume of over €7,6 billion, is one of the leading players in Austria and Germany. The company draws on over 140 years of experience in the construction and real estate business and covers the entire property lifecycle, from project development and investment and asset management to hospitality, property, and facility management. Soravia's portfolio is complemented by corporate investments such as numa, Ruby Hotels, and LOISIUM.

The sale of the Amedia Hotel and its acquisition by the Dormero Group underscore the dynamism in the hotel market, particularly in the city hotel sector. Such transactions allow owners to focus on core competencies and operators to expand their brand presence. For Linz, the conversion to a Dormero Hotel represents an enrichment of the hotel offering, which emphasizes modern aesthetics and specific service concepts.

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