The bar chart show the percentage of household in owned and rented accommodation in England and Wales between 1918 and 2011
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of families who owned and rented a
house
in England and Wales from 1918 to 2011. Overall
, it is noticeable that most households
chose to rent in 1918, while
in 2001 more people opted to have their own private accommodation.
According to
the data, the highest percentage of households
who opted to rent a house
was in 1918. Having started at about 78%, the percentage of families decreased to only just above 30% in 2001 before slightly increasing to about 38% in 2011. However
, only in 1971
the proportion of Add a comma
,1971
households
in both categories showed an equal percentage at 50% for each category.
Turning to 2011, most people preferred to have their own house
rather than rented an
accommodation. Starting at just above 20% in 1918, the proportion of Remove the article
apply
households
that owned a house
started to increase and peaked at just below 70% in 2001, which was the highest in that year, before falling marginally to about 65% in 2011.Submitted by khairanaizzati on
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