The chart below shows information about changes in average house prices in five different cities between 1990 and 2002 compared with the average house prices in 1989.

The bar graph illustrates data about the variation in the

prices

of houses in various areas from 1990 to 2000 and

also

compared these with the rate in 1989.

Overall

evident from the chart that

such

as New York, Madrid and London, the rent had faced dramatic

change

in the

last

few years.

In contrast

, Tokyo did not show any huge

change

in percentage. Looking at the first time period in detail, it is noticed that in 1990-1995, in New York, the amount was lied in between 0 to negative 5%

change

,

while

, for Madrid, the average house

prices

increased from 0 to approximately 1%. As for Tokyo, Frankfurt and London, the statistic was below 5%, around about 3% and higher than 10 % respectively. The second time period which is 1996-2002 delineates that in London, the

prices

of houses rocketed to more than 10% and in New York and Madrid, these were grown to 5% and close to 5%. In Frankfurt, there was a slight improvement in the amount and which was approximately 1%. At first glance, it is observed that for Tokyo, the statical

change

from 1989

prices

to 1996-2002 was present between 0% to minus 5%.