The chart below shoes the percentage of households in owned and rented accomodation in England and Wales between 1918 and 2011. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

introduction: in

this

bar chart is showed how the percentage of house owners and in rent changed during nearly a hundred year. First of all, we can se the inversal proportion of the two values that go in opposite direction.

Therefore

, in fact, the percentage of people in ranted accomodation achieve its peak, and the highest value in the chart as 75%, in the year 1918 and from that moment

this

date started to decrease for almost 80 years since it became steady in 1991 and

then

increased in 2011.

On the other hand

, as we can see, the other data has the same curve but in the opposite way. 

Therefore

, in the 1918, the number of households that had their own home reached the lowest level ever registed, touching the 20%. Netheverless, over the years,

this

value started to increase, arriving at the peak in 2001 with a percentage of 70, and

then

had a little decrease in 2011. conclusion:

Overall

, we can say that the trend of living in a house drastically changed over a century, determined a net increase of house owner

instead

of householders in rent