The tense market situation is also putting Europe’s largest housing group under pressure.
(Photo: imago images / Jürgen Ritter)
Frankfurt Nicolai Tangen should have been happier with his investment. Tangen is the head of the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund from Norway and with the fund the largest single shareholder of the Dax 40 group Vonovia. However, the papers of Germany’s most important landlord have made a steep descent this year – like many other real estate stocks.
Rising financing costs, high inflation and falling real estate prices are also putting pressure on companies on the stock exchange and making investors cautious. The Vonovia share, for example, has lost more than half of its value within a year.
But what fills investors who have had the shares in their portfolio with displeasure could also mean an interesting opportunity for newcomers. How much potential is there in the papers now? Is it worth a second look? The following is an overview of what experts are saying about the prospects for selected real estate stocks.
1. Vonovia: Giant with problems
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