UBS has increased its price target for Aroundtown to 3.30 euros from 2.00 euros, while keeping its rating as "Neutral."

Charles Boissier, an analyst, stated that the rise is due to lower capital costs, which is a result of reduced debt and liquidity risks. Boissier expects the FFO for the year to be at the higher end of the previous target range.

Despite these positive adjustments, concerns about dividend risk persist, and Aroundtown remains one of the most short-sold stocks in the European commercial real estate sector. Boissier predicts that profit distributions may resume by 2026, highlighting the stock's strong performance since the start of the year.