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Tiny House pioneer WW Wohnwagon files for insolvency

10.12.2025 11:00 1 min 1 source
noe.ORF.at DEU
Tiny House pioneer WW Wohnwagon files for insolvency
Original source: noe.ORF.at

The Austrian company WW Wohnwagon, a pioneer in the mobile tiny house segment, has filed for insolvency. The company's liabilities amount to approximately 3.4 million euros, affecting 228 creditors and 44 employees. The crisis was triggered by a sharp drop in orders in 2025 amid a broader construction and real estate downturn.

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Tiny House pioneer WW Wohnwagon files for insolvency

10.12.2025 noe.ORF.at DEU Original source

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