The high-deck housing estate is located in the Neukölln district of Berlin – and has just been sold by Vonovia and Deutscher Wohnen. The Bochumers have held a majority in the Berlin rival since this week. Photo: Annette Riedl / dpa +++ dpa-Bildfunk +++
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Frankfurt Rolf Buch failed twice, and on the third attempt, the Vonovia boss succeeded in taking over Deutsche Wohnen. Since this week there is certainty that the Bochum Dax group has brought the smaller rival from Berlin under its control – and a new XXL landlord can emerge.
Vonovia exceeded the threshold of 50 percent plus one share and secured 50.49 percent of the number two shares in the German market among private real estate groups, as the company announced on Monday. Since the takeover period for the Berlin Dax group is still running, many investors have to ask themselves again how they position themselves.
What should investors now take into account? What significance does the deal have for the market? And how do analysts and professionals think about the most important aspects? Below are answers to the eight most important questions.
1. What the takeover means for the schedule of the transaction
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