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Vonovia SE, Germany’s largest residential real estate company, has outlined its growth strategy for 2025 and beyond, building on its recent success and addressing concerns over rent increases.

Vonovia SE has strengthened its financial foundation by issuing 1.3 billion euros in non-convertible bonds, positioning the company for long-term growth and stability.

Vonovia SE’s stock price is rebounding under new leadership, driven by a renewed focus on growth, financial performance, and addressing past controversies.

Vonovia SE’s stock price has surged, with analysts predicting significant profit growth driven by the company’s mega-investment program and recent government investment package.

Vonovia SE’s stock price is on shaky ground due to concerns over its handling of rent increases, questionable accounting practices, and an undervalued price-to-earnings ratio.

Vonovia SE’s stock price has been on a rollercoaster ride, with some analysts predicting a comeback despite criticism over heating costs and rent practices.

Vonovia SE’s stock price has plummeted 2.24% after the Berlin Senate criticized the company’s rent index practices, amid allegations of improper heating cost charges.

Vonovia SE’s stock price plummets after being awarded the ‘Golden Vulture’ prize for environmental deception, raising concerns about the company’s commitment to sustainability.

Vonovia SE’s stock price has unexpectedly surged despite the broader market decline, with analysts divided on the company’s prospects and Vonovia taking steps to mitigate risks through a social bond issuance.

Vonovia SE’s stock price surged 7% in a single day, driven by investor sentiment and market trends, despite uncertainty caused by US trade policies.