Key Highlights

● BXP closed at $59.02 on 9 October 2026, and the $75.17 consensus target implies upside of about 27.4%.

● The consensus draws on 19 analysts, with targets from $61 to $88, while the second data set shows a $75.95 mean from 22 analysts.

● Market data shows 11 Buy-equivalent ratings and eight Hold with no Sell, a Moderate Buy consensus.

● Wells Fargo raised its target to $82 from $77 on 1 September, while Scotiabank trimmed to $73 from $76 on 17 September.

BXP, Inc. (NYSE:BXP) is a constituent of the S&P 500 and a well-known name in the US office property sector. The shares closed at $59.02 on Friday 9 October 2026, with analyst forecasts well above that level.

What Is the Latest Analyst Price Target?

According to market data, the consensus price target for BXP is $75.17, based on 19 analyst ratings over the past 12 months. Measured against the $59.02 close, the consensus target suggests potential upside of about 27.4%. Market data shows a high target of $88.00 and a low of $61.00.

The second data set, which cites third-party data, reports a slightly higher mean of $75.95 and a median of $76.50 from 22 analysts, with a high of $91 and a low of $60. Its price reference was $59.05. As a cross-check, the ten most recent named broker targets on market data (from late July to late September 2026) average roughly $75, which is consistent with both consensus figures.

What Are Wall Street Analysts Saying?

Sentiment is positive but not unanimous. Market data records 11 Buy-equivalent ratings, 8 Hold ratings and no Sell ratings, giving a consensus of Moderate Buy. The second data set counts 12 Buy or Strong Buy ratings, 10 Holds and no Sells.

Recent broker actions listed by market data show a pattern of mostly rising targets over the summer, with a few trims more recently. Wells Fargo raised its target to $82 from $77 on 1 September with an Overweight rating. Piper Sandler lowered its target to $88 from $90 on 27 August, while JPMorgan lifted its target to $87 from $79 on 25 August. UBS raised its target to $70 from $61 on 25 August with a Neutral rating, and Citigroup moved to $69 from $58 on 4 August, also Neutral. Scotiabank trimmed its target to $73 from $76 on 17 September but kept an Outperform rating.

What Could Help the Stock Reach the Price Target?

The gap between the share price and most analyst targets implies that the market is more cautious than many brokers. Several factors could narrow it. Lower long-term interest rates would typically ease financing costs and support real estate valuations. Improving office leasing activity and occupancy in BXP's core gateway markets would strengthen cash flow expectations.

What Could Prevent the Stock Reaching the Target?

Office property remains sensitive to hybrid working patterns, tenant demand and refinancing conditions. Higher-for-longer interest rates, weaker leasing or rising vacancy would weigh on valuations. The spread between the lowest target ($60 to $61) and the highest ($88 to $91) is wide, showing how much uncertainty remains. Any further target trims, such as those from Scotiabank and Piper Sandler, could point to cooling expectations.

BXP's Wide Target Spread Reflects Office-Sector Uncertainty

BXP closed at $59.02 on 9 October 2026, with the $75.17 consensus target about 27.4% higher and the ten most recent named broker targets averaging roughly $75. The spread between the lowest target of $60 to $61 and the highest of $88 to $91 is wide, and recent trims from Scotiabank and Piper Sandler contrast with August raises from JPMorgan to $87 and UBS to $70. Hybrid working, tenant demand and refinancing conditions keep office valuations sensitive to interest rates.