Britain’s tenants are feeling much more pressure from soaring interest rates than the rest of the housing market.

Rents are set to rise 25% over the next four years as landlords pass on extra costs from pricier mortgages and tougher regulation, according to a report from broker Hamptons International. Meanwhile, house prices — which are declining at the fastest pace in 14 years — are set to drop 5% over the same period when adjusted for inflation, Hamptons said.

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