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Landlords Warn of Rental Exodus as UK Rent Reform Sparks Market Anxiety

“Much of what it seeks to do is welcome, but without more housing supply, it may only deepen the crisis.”—

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England’s Renters’ Rights Overhaul Raises Pressure on Courts as Landlords and Tenants Brace for Change

“When rent stops and court delays stretch for months, landlords and tenants alike are left trapped in a housing system