42% of landlords consider reducing portfolios, survey finds
Original Article Summary
More than two in five landlords are considering reducing their property portfolios despite rising rental yields and sustained tenant demand, according to research published by Aldermore. The lender's survey found that 42% of landlords may reduce the number of properties they own, while 45% reported that current market conditions are preventing portfolio expansion. The post 42% of landlords consider reducing portfolios, survey finds appeared first on PropertyWire.
Investor Analysis
A lender-commissioned survey finds 42% of landlords are considering reducing portfolios despite rising yields, with regulatory burden (Renters' Rights Act), tax changes, and maintenance costs cited as primary deterrents — signalling potential PRS supply contraction.
Investor Relevance
For landlords and PRS investors, this reinforces the risk that regulatory and fiscal headwinds are overriding yield improvements, with implications for portfolio sizing, exit timing, and sector-wide supply dynamics that affect rental pricing and competition.
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