The bar charts compare the relation of the British result in a survey in three separate regions of the UK about the decision of house in four categories in 2009.
The bar chart demonstrates the proportion of housing preferences of UK citizens in three different areas, namely
Liverpool
, London
and Manchester
in 2009.
Overall
, Liverpool
citizens are more interested in apartments whereas
people in London
and Manchester
preferred semi-detached houses
most.
To begin
with, nearly two-thirds (59%) of the population in Liverpool
love living in apartments. Meanwhile, the London
dwellers slightly outnumbered Manchester
dwellers in terms of apartments
preference, with respective figures being 29% and 19%. Turning to terraced Change the noun form
apartment
houses
used by UK people, the figure for that in London
stood at 19%, followed by Manchester
with 12% and Liverpool
with 9%.
Regarding the remaining categories, the proportion of detached houses
users in Change the noun form
house
Manchester
was nearly a third,
which was nearly 2 times higher than that of Liverpool
. Meanwhile, similarities can also
be witnessed in the figure for London
and Manchester
in semi-detached houses
, which were approximately 38%.Submitted by luudang97 on
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