The Municipality of Maribor has announced plans to open a café in the renovated Langerjevi villa, which will serve as a high-quality dining establishment emphasizing local products. The property, fully equipped with a total area of 254.36 square meters, includes a main dining room, shared space with tea kitchen, pavilion, orangery, cellar, and other facilities. The rental terms include a 'seen-offered' system where the business space is offered based on visibility, and equipment is included in the rent. The tenant will pay a fixed monthly rent of at least €2,830, plus a variable portion tied to generated revenue, starting at 5% in the first year, increasing to 6% in the second, and 7% thereafter. Selection criteria will balance rent cost and quality of the café program, including experience in hospitality, vision for the location, and inclusion of local/regional producers. The chosen tenant will also negotiate the name of the venue and any additional modifications with the municipality and architect, ensuring compliance with cultural heritage protection requirements. The selected tenant will have priority in providing catering services for events held in the villa, such as protocol
Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced description of the municipal initiative to renovate and operate a café in a historic villa, focusing on operational details, financial terms, and selection criteria. There is no overt ideological framing or emphasis on specific political agendas. The focus remains on






