Overview
- Marcel Remus says his public property website was disabled by a hacker for about one week and that he relaunched a new site on June 19, 2026.
- He immediately hired a Madrid law firm and IT security specialists to recover data and to preserve forensic traces for attribution.
- Remus warned the outage could translate into six-figure to million-euro losses, giving the example of €600,000 in missed commission on a €10 million villa sale at 6 percent.
- The identity of the attackers remains unknown and investigators are still examining server traces and recovery options.
- Remus points to earlier acts of sabotage such as glued door locks and vandalized posters and says he cannot rule out rivals, a claim that media report as unproven and that the legal inquiry aims to clarify.