Primary Health Properties says rental growth runs slightly ahead of guidance, targets above 3% annualized

By Public Technologies
  • Primary Health Properties reported rental growth slightly ahead of guidance in the first nine months ended Sept. 30, 2026.
  • Rent reviews generated an extra £5.8 million of income from 480 completed reviews, a 6.1% uplift on the prior £96 million rent roll.
  • Annualized rental growth ran at 3.1% versus a target of more than 3%.
  • Deleveraging plan remains focused on net debt to EBITDA below 9.5 times, LTV below 50% using joint venture sale proceeds.
  • Assura integration completed, with financial synergies expected ahead of plan.


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