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CPT - Camden Property Trust
Price:
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CONSENSUS:
Hold
DETAILS
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PRICE TARGET:
$111.71
DETAILS
HIGH:
$123.25
LOW:
$101.00
MEDIAN:
$113.00
CONSENSUS:
$111.71
UPSIDE:
13.77%
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Camden Property Trust (CPT) Presents at BofA NY Global Real Estate Conference 2026 Transcript
Camden Property Trust (CPT) Presents at BofA NY Global Real Estate Conference 2026 Transcript
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HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Camden Property Trust (NYSE:CPT) (the “Company”) announced today that the Company will participate in the Evercore Real Estate Conference on September 10, 2026, the Barclays Global Financial Services Conference on September 14, 2026, and the BofA Securities Global Real Estate Conference on September 15-16, 2026. At the BofA conference, Camden's Executive Team will host a roundtable discussion on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, at 2:15 PM Eastern Time. The event will be we.
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Price Targets
Camden Property price target lowered to $101 from $105 at UBS
$101.00
(was $97.47)
UBS
Camden Property price target lowered to $114 from $123 at Barclays
$114.00
(was $98.00)
Barclays
Camden Property price target lowered to $108 from $123 at Truist
$108.00
(was $97.11)
Michael Lewis
·
Truist Financial
Camden Property price target lowered to $110 from $114 at Evercore ISI
$110.00
(was $98.63)
Steve Sakwa
·
Evercore ISI
Camden Property price target lowered to $105 from $106 at UBS
$105.00
(was $103.83)
Ami Probandt
·
UBS
Camden Property price target lowered to $116 from $125 at Mizuho
$116.00
(was $105.69)
Mizuho Securities
Camden Property price target raised to $123 from $122 at Barclays
$123.00
(was $110.36)
Barclays
Camden Property price target lowered to $118 from $120 at Morgan Stanley
$118.00
(was $108.29)
Morgan Stanley
Camden Property price target raised to $114 from $113 at Evercore ISI
$114.00
(was $111.14)
Steve Sakwa
·
Evercore ISI
Camden Property price target raised to $123.25 from $118.75 at Stifel
$123.25
(was $113.29)
Simon Yarmak
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Stifel Nicolaus
Camden Property price target raised to $113 from $107 at Wells Fargo
$113.00
(was $112.09)
James Feldman
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Wells Fargo
Camden Property price target raised to $119 from $108 at Piper Sandler
$119.00
(was $112.86)
Piper Sandler
Camden Property price target raised to $114 from $105 at Deutsche Bank
$114.00
(was $112.86)
Peter Abramowitz
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Deutsche Bank
Camden Property price target raised to $122 from $116 at Barclays
$122.00
(was $114.19)
Barclays
Camden Property price target raised to $109 from $102 at Scotiabank
$109.00
(was $114.00)
Scotiabank
Camden Property price target raised to $120 from $117 at Morgan Stanley
$120.00
(was $112.62)
Morgan Stanley
Camden Property price target raised to $102 from $95 at Scotiabank
$102.00
(was $110.44)
Nicholas Yulico
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Scotiabank
Camden Property price target raised to $123 from $118 at Truist
$123.00
(was $115.86)
Michael Lewis
·
Truist Financial
Camden Property price target raised to $113 from $107 at Evercore ISI
$113.00
(was $112.89)
Steve Sakwa
·
Evercore ISI
Camden Property price target lowered to $117 from $119 at Morgan Stanley
$117.00
(was $103.47)
Adam Kramer
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Morgan Stanley