Global financial services firm UBS has initiated coverage on three prominent real estate stocks, DLF Ltd., Prestige Estates Projects Ltd., and Oberoi Realty Ltd., citing strong re-rating prospects and favorable market conditions.
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UBS has initiated coverage on DLF Ltd., Prestige Estates Projects Ltd., and Oberoi Realty Ltd.
UBS recommends these stocks for their strong re-rating prospects, driven by positive market trends, robust financial performance, and strategic initiatives.
UBS has set a target price of ₹250 for DLF Ltd. and ₹700 for Prestige Estates Projects Ltd.
UBS has a more cautious outlook on Oberoi Realty Ltd., suggesting investors should monitor the company's performance closely.
The re-rating of these stocks is driven by factors such as government measures to boost the housing market, improving economic conditions, and increasing demand for quality housing.
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