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‘Exodus’ overestimated as residential landlord sentiment remains steady around Renters’ Rights Act introduction

Concerns the changes would spur a rental homes sell-off are unfounded, OnTheMarket data says
The survey, which aims to measure landlord exits from the private rented sector, showed a slow but steady increase in the number of landlords putting rental properties up for sale. (CoStar)
The survey, which aims to measure landlord exits from the private rented sector, showed a slow but steady increase in the number of landlords putting rental properties up for sale. (CoStar)
CoStar News
May 1, 2026 | 2:06 P.M.

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Concerns that the Renters' Rights Act is driving a sudden exodus of landlords are likely to be overestimated, according to some industry experts and data from OnTheMarket that tracks homes that were listed for rent and have since been relisted for sale within six months.

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