OSB Group sees landlords shift focus from acquisitions to portfolio performance

By Public Technologies
  • OSB Group's analysis finds landlord growth shifting toward portfolio performance and long-term wealth preservation rather than acquisitions.
  • Pegasus Insight's Q2 2026 research found 43% of landlords intend to sell property within 12 months; only 6% plan purchases.
  • Four in five limited company landlords describe themselves as intentional investors, indicating a more strategic approach to ownership.
  • Rely's Next Gen Landlords research suggests future landlords will enter with smaller portfolios, expanding incrementally rather than rapidly.
  • Changing investor priorities create opportunities for brokers to advise on portfolio strategy, ownership structures and long-term planning.


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