The bar chart shows the comparison of numbers of two different types of household --- owned and rented --- in percentage in England and Wales between year 1918 and 2011. Overall, the percentage of people owning a house in these countries seemed to rise in the given years, as opposed to the trend of the people who rented a house. To begin with, the owning household rate, the figure started with less than 25% in 1918 before improving to more than 30% in 1939 and remained until 1953. However, the number steadily rose from 1961 to the next 30 years — from about 40% to 60% in 1991 —. Interestly, the rate seemed to touch the peak in 2001 for almost 70%, and dropped to around 65% in 2011. As for the proportion of renting a house, the figure went from the highest that close to 80% in 1918, which is also the highest for both types of houses, to less than 70% until 1953 before continually reducing through the years. After the reduction, the number stayed at more than 20% from 1991 to 2001 bef...