The percentage of households in owned and rented accommodation in england and wales between 1918 and 2011

The bar chart shows information about how many households are owning and rented
accommodation
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in England and Wales from 1918 to 2011. Overall, what stands out from the bar chart is that there is a downward trend in rented
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and an upward trend in owned
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during the given period. Looking into the details, In 1918 about 78% of households were using rented
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decreased to around 68% in 1939 and remained the same until 1953 but in 1961 it
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decreases by about 9% and comes to a level of around 59%. In the
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40 years, the percentage of rented
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continuously went down and in 2001 it reach an all-time low of around 31% but in 2011 for the
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time, it increased and reached 36%. If we look into the data of owned
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of households in the given period
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in 1918 only around 22% of people are living in their own
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percentage is going upward and in 1991 about 41% of people have their own
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. 1971 was a year in which the percentage of rented as well owned
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was the same and that was around 50%. an upward trend continued and reached a peak in the year 2001 when around 69% of people were having their own
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but in 2011 it slightly dropped and come to around 64%. Both rented and owned accommodations are directly proportional to each other. if one increases
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the other decreases or vice versa.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • ownership
  • tenancy
  • trend
  • fluctuation
  • proportion
  • residence
  • dwelling
  • shift
  • transition
  • migration
  • fluctuate
  • stabilize
  • rise
  • fall
  • increase
  • decrease
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