The plot was bought near the end of the 19th century for 600 000 marks by Breslau's Jews - banker Wallenberg Pachaly and architect Karl Grosser, who built a trade house and hotel in which there were 69 rooms, including 21 single occupation rooms, 46 double occupation and 2 apartments.
Plac po areszcie pod koniec XIX wieku kupili za 600 tys. marek wrocławscy Żydzi – bankier Wallenberg Pachaly i architekt Karl Grosser; postawili tu dom handlowy i hotel, w którym znajdowało się 69 pokoi, w tym 21 pokoi jednoosobowych, 46 dwuosobowych oraz 2 apartamenty.