A return to like-for-like sales growth at Carpetright's UK operations has prompted broker KBC Peel Hunt to place its price target on the carpet retailer under review.Shares in Carpetright jumped after it said total sales in the UK and Ireland climbed by 7.5%, while like-for-like sales were up an 'encouraging' 1.4%.Analysts had been expecting a fall in like-for-like sales, after the 15.3% decline seen during the first quarter.KBC Peel had a price target of 650p on the firm, but that is starting to look a little ungenerous given that Carpetright's shares are above 740p after this morning's jump.KBC Peel notes that Carpetright has the potential to profit from the woes of its rival Allied Carpets, which appears to be on course to close 150 stores by the end of August.'The extent of the sales and profit upside from such a major competitor failure is likely to be material with respect to current year expectations,' it says.