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A Immobilien Anlagen has attracted both cautious investors and opportunists. The share slipped 1.2 % last week and 5.1 % over 30 days, yet it has risen 32.3 % over five years, showing long‑term resilience despite recent red YTD and one‑year returns. The volatility stems from shifts in the European property market: changing risk appetite, higher interest rates, and evolving demand for commercial space. These forces depress short‑term valuations but may set the stage for future upside as new trends take hold.

    A quick valuation snapshot rates the company 2 out of 6 on our six‑point undervaluation scale, indicating potential upside in two metrics while reminding investors that valuation is complex. The Discounted Cash Flow model projects the firm’s intrinsic worth by discounting future cash flows. With €197.6 million of free cash flow in the past year and an estimate of €179.3 million in 2029, the model blends near‑term analyst forecasts with longer‑term growth assumptions, all expressed in euros.