#Zoom: The Annour Centre in Mulhouse (France) is looking for a buyer

The Annour Centre in Mulhouse (68) (France) is looking for a buyer. A call for tender for the property assets in which the centre is housed has been issued by its court-appointed receiver, the firm of AJUP, represented by Maître Eric-Etienne Martin, with a deadline for offers set at Monday July 1^st, 2024.

The Annour Centre, which is owned by SCI Confluence, was imagined by the group AMAL (Association de Musulmans d’Alsace) who wished to “build a new place of worship, a religious and cultural hub that would be the pride of Muslims and the people of Mulhouse”. The centre is recent, having been opened in 2019, and the building complies with a number of environmental requirements.

The property complex of almost 6000m² located in Mulhouse is today made up as follows:

• A place of worship covering 1699m², made up of two large prayer rooms that can accommodate more than 2300 faithful
• A cultural centre covering 829m² which contains a multi-purpose hall, exhibition space and a library/ media library
• A teaching area covering 1297m² which is made up of 11 classrooms, a games library, an IT room and offices for the centre’s managers and teaching
• A health and wellness centre covering 1088m² containing a swimming pool, a gym, a sauna, hammam and SPA;
• A funerary space covering 202m²; and
• Commercial premises made up of a convenience store (454m²), a restaurant (80m²), a tearoom (76m²), a professional kitchen (75m²) and a beauty salon (approximately 70m²) which provide the centre with income to supplement its budget.

The centre employees 1 member of staff and achieved turnover of 116, 000 Euros in 2022.

Having been placed into reorganization proceeding, SCI Confluence is now looking for a buyer for the property assets in which the centre is housed. A call for tender has therefore been issued by its court-appointed receiver and a deadline for offers has been set at 4 p.m. on Monday July 1^st, 2024.

Par CG