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Apr 2, 2024
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The bar chart illustrates the proportion of house holds in England and Wales that either owned or rented their homes from 1918 to 2011. Overall, the percentage of those owning a house followed an upward trend while the figure for rented properties showed a downward trend.
More specifically, in 1918, there was nearly 80% of households in England and Wales lived in rented accommodation. The proportion of renters was hit the lowest point at about 30% during 83 years, between 1918 and 2001. After that, it rose to approximately 38% in 2011.
In contrast, in 1918, the percentage of people who owned the houses was just 23%. However, it was reach a peak of nearly 70% at a period of 83 years, in 2001. The figure for owners was drop to about 65% in 2001.
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of house holds in England and Wales that either owned or rented their homes from 1918 to 2011. Overall, the percentage of those owning a house followed an upward trend while the figure for rented properties showed a downward trend.
More specifically, in 1918, there was nearly 80% of households in England and Wales lived in rented accommodation. The proportion of renters was hit the lowest point at about 30% during 83 years, between 1918 and 2001. After that, it rose to approximately 38% in 2011.
In contrast, in 1918, the percentage of people who owned the houses was just 23%. However, it was reach a peak of nearly 70% at a period of 83 years, in 2001. The figure for owners was drop to about 65% in 2001.
